best place to pick up a 128MB flash card for a digital camera?

[Spooner]

I just bought the Canon S330 from Dell today, but I want to get more memory.

what are some places with good prices?

 

[Freejack2]

newegg.com

Need I say more?

 

[spanky]

here

 

[The Dancing Peacock]

Originally posted by: Spooner
I just bought the Canon S330 from Dell today, but I want to get more memory.

what are some places with good prices?

you have a fry's near you? they sell them for pretty cheap there.

 

[Viper GTS]

Originally posted by: spankyOO7
here

I dunno the specs on Crucial's 128 MB CF card, but it's cheaper...

Viper GTS

 

[Spooner]

Originally posted by: The Dancing Peacock

Originally posted by: Spooner
I just bought the Canon S330 from Dell today, but I want to get more memory.

what are some places with good prices?

you have a fry's near you? they sell them for pretty cheap there.

no fry's............ on the east coast

 

[Spooner]

is 128 even worth it, or should i just get a 64mb?

 

[vi edit]

Go big. Sucks running out of card space when you most need it. Besides, it's like $20 difference, if that.

 

[Spooner]

Originally posted by: vi_edit
Go big. Sucks running out of card space when you most need it. Besides, it's like $20 difference, if that.

so tell me where to get one

 

[vi edit]

Kingston 128 for $48.

 

[JeremyJoe]

go 128 you can get a 100 more pictures of good quality

try newegg, best buy, compusa, the wiz for east coast check sunday adds there are usually specials

 

[0ops]

wrong forum.
how about checking the hot deals section?

 

[Soybomb]

Read a review on flash media speeds. I ordered a 256 viking from amazon because I didn't want slow flash

 

[T2T III]

If you have a membership to Costco Warehouse, they sell the retail version of the Sandisk 128 MB Compact Flash card for $55 + tax.

 

[DeafeningSilence]

Originally posted by: Soybomb
Read a review on flash media speeds. I ordered a 256 viking from amazon because I didn't want slow flash

Me too. Amazon.com is probably your best bet. Just in case you're lazy...

 

[Spooner]

is speed really the only difference in these cards?

how much of a difference could there really be?

 

[Soybomb]

Originally posted by: Spooner
is speed really the only difference in these cards?

how much of a difference could there really be?

Did you click on the link I posted? All your questions will be answered

 

[vec]

Bought the exact same camera for my wife a few months ago and did some research on what CF card to buy. Read the dpreviews info and some responses on a few message boards. I decided on the transcend brand of CF card. It is fast and works well with the Canon. I ended up buying this card from here. The extra space will come in handy if you use the 30 sec video record feature of the S330.

So far the card works well with the camera. I also bought a mini USB CF reader from that place and use it with the 8M card that came with the camera as a "thumb drive" as well as to transfer my pics to the pc.

Good luck

 

[Peetoeng]

I've read good reviews on Ridata brand. On ebay, it usually closes at less than $90 for 256MB card.

 

[Anubis]

Pricewatch
need i say more

 

[Spooner]

what's the difference between Type I and Type II cards?

 

[cavingjan]

I get most of my cards from Sam's Club. THey are Simpletech and a 128 meg card has been $49 for quite some time.