Memory cards develop so fast, back when I got my sandisk SD memory card it was brilliant. On my little 4MP camera I could get near 1000 photos. However with the progression of technology I can now only get around 300 to fit on it with my more deluxe camera. Still ample for a day out but if I was going abroad or on a long holiday it would not be so sufficent. While it may be a vast improvement from the cameras of old this just is not adequate enough for someone who loves taking pictures or those that do not have regular access to a computer. If you have a passion for video recording, this SD card is also probably to small for you, as videos take up a lot ...  Read the complete review

The sandisk SD (secure digital) memory cards are a prefect example of how technology has evolved in such a short space of time. The main thing I have used them for is as expanded camera memory e.g. recently being away I took close to 500 photos (12MP) and it came to just under 1.0GB, a far cry from the film cameras that limited you to 32 photos per film. The cards are extremely easy to use and whilst compact they are a decent size, unlike the micro SD cards used in some phones, which I think could easily get lost. Their blue colour also helps them to stand out. I got a 1GB card because for a week away taking lots of photos I judged it would probably be ...  Read the complete review

When I found out I was going to be going to the States for the year I knew I was going to be taking lots of photos as I'd never been to the country before. On it's own my camera could only hold around thirty eight photos so I knew I'd have to invest in a memory card and saw this at WHSmith and as it was the right price at 8.99 I decided to take a gamble and the gamble paid off! The Packaging: The packaging is that usual hard plastic stuff that you can't open without scissors, so it's not great if you need it then or there (unless you happen to have a pair of nail clippers and a whole lot of willpower on you!) Even after cutting through the packaging with ...  Read the complete review

I got one of these SD cards for free when I purchased a new digital camera. I haggled with the salesman in the shop and he agreed to throw in a 1GB Sandisk SD card for free. This was well over a year ago now, and my SD card has been regularly used during that time. As well as using the card in my camera to store photographs, this card also fits in my laptop! This has proved extremely useful as it makes transferring pictures to my laptop to upload to Facebook etc. very simple indeed. I have also used this card a couple of times to transfer documents that I have been working on at home to the computer in my office. That the card is so small is ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Sandisk memory card about five years ago now, to store photographs on my digital camera. The card is very small and it comes in a small plastic compartment which protects it from damage, I have used it in three separate digital cameras so far - and it has not caused me any problems. Typically I manage to store about 500 good quality snaps on my card and at this point I always transfer them over to my laptop and wipe the disk clean. Some may argue that a card that hold 500 photographs is not enough to suit their needs, but personally I think it's the ideal amount. If the card held more photographs I would probably never get ...  Read the complete review