Sony 4 GB Memory Stick Pro Duo Mark2

I got one of these with my Sony dsc-T200 and have been very pleased with it, it allows me to store loads of photos and videos-exactly what it is meant to do. It allows you to sanp away and not worry at all about running out of space. On a recent trip to Australia I took 1200 photos at 5 mega pixel resolution and still had plenty of space when I got back unlike other people who I was with who were out of space within the first week-think of all the extra memories they could have snapped if they had this memory card! The only issue I have with it is that when I take photos on multishot some of the pictures become corrupt and therefore useless however as this is ...  Read the complete review

Having purchased this card for use in my cyber shot camera i was more than happy when i realised that i could also use it in my Sony PSP. So not only could i snap away and save tonnes of photos from my camera,as well as short movie clips but i could also save my games from my PSP. The card itself is able to store a wide range of data which makes it incredibly useful for everyday life.I myself used it for transporting data to and from college each day.The files that it can store are as follows -photos -video -mp3/audio -game data -movies -text documents so as you can see pretty much everything!! The memory card is ...  Read the complete review

This product is the 4gb memory stick which can be used in the Sony PSP console. I currently have a PSP and have changed memory sticks several times. At first I had the 32 mb version which came with the console, I then bought the 512mb version. However I have found the 512mb version to still be too small and I needed a much bigger memory stick in order to store all that I wanted on my PSP. The actual stick: The memory stick is a very small plastic card, just larger than the size of your thumb and slots into the side of the PSP. It is potentially hard to lose but you should not need to take it out of your PSP that much. It is very strong and will ...  Read the complete review