What SD card?

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Getting my new camera for Christmas (IXUS 40), and along with a few other
things, such as case and spare battery, I will be needing another SD card.
However, having never used SD with any other device that I own, I have no
idea which ones would be best to go for. I need something fast and reliable.
Who would be the best manufacturer to go with? I am looking for cards of at
least 256MB size, but would prefer 512.

Thanks in advance!

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SanDisk Ultra II 512 and 1G SD. Very Fast, very reliable. Never had a
problem with them.

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"Daniel" <dcxdanATwowwayDOTcom> wrote in message
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> Hi, I am a BIG fan of the Lexar brand of memory cards. All of their cards
> have designations of speed - that is transfer speed - I most of the time
> like to get at least 8X. Prices on the cards have been coming down quite a
> lot. Ohh... and for the size, I would stick with the 128 MB or 256 MB, I
> have heard stories about people losing photos because they had transfer
> problems or the camera all of a sudden stopped working because the
batteries
> went dead corrupting the files. I know that does not happen too often, but
> if it happens to you..... Well. So I usually will download the photos to
> my computer as soon as possible.
>
> Anyway, you are getting the camera for Christmas, what did you do, PEEK
> into the box? :-)
>
> Dan
>

Right, will look into Lexar. Have found these at various places. Thanks much



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> Getting my new camera for Christmas (IXUS 40), and along with a few other
> things, such as case and spare battery, I will be needing another SD card.
> However, having never used SD with any other device that I own, I have no
> idea which ones would be best to go for. I need something fast and
> reliable.
> Who would be the best manufacturer to go with? I am looking for cards of
> at
> least 256MB size, but would prefer 512.
>

I have had good experience of the Silicon Power Ultima range of SD cards.
For example the Ultima 45X 1GB is available for US$99.00 at
http://www.opticsplanet.net/silico [...] -card.html

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"Aruz" <aruz@SPAM_TRAPleomadman.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
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> "K J" <no_te!!@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> SanDisk Ultra II 512 and 1G SD. Very Fast, very reliable. Never had a
>> problem with them.
>
> Know where I can order these from the UK? I have looked around a few
> places,
> but can't find them. Admittedly, not looked hard, but if you are willing
> to
> spare me the hassle
>
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>Have you tried eBay ?? got a 256mb Kingston Memeory card for £22.00 inc P &
>P.

Al