📸 SanDisk SDCFB-128-A10 CompactFlash 128MB: Reliable Storage for Your Digital Needs Review

I bought this 128MB card for my Nikon Coolpix 990 hoping to increase the number of shots I can take with the 80MB Lexar card. I heard that Sandisk is a good company in general, so I decided to give it a try. As soon as I ran out of space on my 80MB Lexar card, I plugged in my new 128MB Sandisk card and started taking photos. Imagine my surprise when the camera took forever to take another picture. Normally my digital camera is in a mode where I can take lots of pictures by holding down the…

I loaded up my Axim and loaded 25 songs (about 5MB each) and it worked like a champ. So far no problem. But instead of 128 MB, the total capacity was shown as 122.10 MB. I emailed Sandisk customer support and got the following response from them. This might be helpful for you. When reading the card size, the operating system reports a capacity that differs slightly from that stated on the card label. Definitions of a megabyte:1) Operating systems typically define a megabyte (MB) as: 220th power

This is a great little card. Yes, the new xd card used in Fuji cameras is much smaller, but how much do you need? With this card you can only take one card with you on holiday, although I still recommend an extra card for emergencies. I've been using this for a month now. I have 111 photos and three short videos and there is still room. I've printed my photos up to 8x10 and they look great, as do my 35mm enlargements. While the video is fairly smooth when viewed on my TV, it's not as good as…

I ordered a SanDisk CompactFlash a long time ago, but now I only have the time I need to focus on my files. I love my Zip portable flash drive. It's as easy as simple :). I took it out of the box, put it in a USB flash drive, then plugged it into a USB flash drive and voila! I went and did some hemming, I was done in no time :). Actually . To be honest, this flash drive is way faster than the zip I installed on my old computer. It's fast. I'm happy :)