Shel Belinkoff wrote: > > Ann ... > > I use various flash cards to xfer data between computers. They make a nice > alternative to much lower capacity floppy disks. The answer to your > question is, yes, you can put anything on it. Might be nice to have if you > want to easily take a few images to a lab for printing instead of burning a > CD. > > You didn't mention the speed of the card. That might help someone decide > if they want it. The price might be a little high regardless. Fast 1GB > cards can be had for less than that these days. For example, an 80X 1GB > card can be purchased here for less than $25.00, and a 150X 2GB card for > about $43.00. > > Shel > > Shel and all you guys who responded while I was out grocery shopping -
I don't know the speed - nothing on the package uses that word it sends one to the website for the product details.... I actually would rather not keep it because it is so tiny - I have a hard enough time handling and not losing things that are 5 times the size :) The bar code number on the back is 7 40617 07426 0 I just bought it at Photo Tech when I picked up my dead camera - I thought $40 was a good price from earlier experiences with CF cards and I wanted to get right to testing the DS I was thinking of putting it in something the size of a floppy - not in my camera.... but basically, I'd rather not have tiny things in my life that I can break or mishandle. hard enough taking care of the camera ann the inept The company is Kingston -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
