I have an A-data that hasn't failed electronically but the plastic is so
cheap that the write-protect tab broke off and now the thing is
unwriteable until I "fix" it with superglue. The company ignored my
request for a replacement so I'll never buy any of their junk again.
I just bought an SanDisk Ultra III and the thing is blazing fast. I think
that Adorama.com had 8GB cards, after rebate, for $40 and 4GB for $20.
They're a bit pricier than others but I've never had reason to complain
about SanDisk products so it's worth it.
On Fri, 11 Apr 2008, Bill Motzing wrote:
> "A-Data, like PQI, I do *not* recommend. High failure rate."
>
> As I mentioned it is my 8GB A-Data that has failed. Two days ago I put
> almost 8 GB of
> data on it. The next thing I knew neither the Treo nor PC via card
> reader can
> see the card.
>
> Thanks for all the info. I'm tempted to get the San Disk Ultra IIs....
>
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