I purchased this memory card approx 1 year ago. Overall it has been a very reliable card. I have used it for mainly for digital photography in a range of digital cameras. While it has been reliable in terms of not having one instance of corrupt data, for certain tasks the card is too slow. Inserting the card into a 4 megapixel camera with JPEG compression, the results are satisfactory. However for those who are more serious about photography and want to take pictures in RAW mode, this card is too slow with a delay of at least 5-7 seconds between each shot. This is very inconvenient. Overall for anyone who just needs a cheap SD flash memory card for standard ...  Read the complete review

I bought this card for my digital camera. the one that came origanally with it didnt have much memory. This is a great little card...my digital camera is 6 megapixels and i can store around 400 photos at one time..you can either keep your photos on the card or store them onto your comuter which is easy all you gotta do is plug it in the memory card reader and your photos will come up.. it also comes with a lil case that wil keep it safe. Price i bought mine from amazon for around £10..but this was a while back..now i think they are going for around a pound..which is really cheap Size The memory card no bigger than a postage ...  Read the complete review

What more can be said about this memory "its great" ive owned mine for some time now and use mine for saving all my mp3 tracks for playback with my sd card player. i have never encounted any problems with it and the quality is fairly good. it also holds about 340 songs which is plenty of space . overall if you need a cheap reliable memory source for your work or media i fully recomed this ...  Read the complete review

I seem to have quite a few of these lying around in my drawer after accumulating them for use in various cameras through the years. Now Kingston have always been synonymous with memory based products, from usb sticks right through to memory cards such as the Kingston 1 GB SD version. And with that sort of heritage, it is no wonder that they are a trusted manufacturer where many of us have put our complete faith in the company's technical ability to safely store our most precious files and photos on these tiny pieces of plastic. But what are these marvellous pieces of plastic that we rely on so heavily? An SD (or Secure Digital) card is basically a small bit ...  Read the complete review

There are so many different SD cards on the market these days that it's difficult to know which one is best suited to your personal needs. The cards which frequently come bundled free with cameras are often cheap and unreliable models, so it's certainly worth investing in a better one. Today i'm looking at the Kingston 1GB model, which although not a top of the range SD, offers a high level of reliability for the measly price of £4. Due to the fact that the card's speed (the rate at which it can read and write data) isn't displayed on the label, my initial assumption was that the Kingston SD was quite slow. However, I always do a test to determine a SD's speed ...  Read the complete review