US$89 for 64 MB CompactFlash at Onvia.com

[Eug]

It's $114 - $25 mail-in rebate at Onvia USA. Pretty damn cheap.

I'm in Canada and so I'll be paying CAD$175 (about US$117) with no rebate.

The funny thing is now in a way I'll have more memory for my camera (with my other 96 MB card) than my PC.

Edit

Doh! Here is the link. In stock, too. The rebate is here.

 

[Souka]

Nice deal.

On eGay, they are going for 85-160 recently. Most in the $120 range


My Two Pesos....

 

[jester64]

link?

 

[Shockerman]

Which product? Where's the rebate?

 

[beta2000]

I think it is Kingston

 

[Btaisho]

BTW, FYI Kingston is also offering the same $25 rebate at Buy.com, where this same card is a few dollars cheaper. Add in the recent $15 off $100 coupon and you've got yourself a little better deal...

Here's the Link...

Hope that helps

 

[Wolverine88]

I've got Lexar 4x 64MB CF card for my Nikon 990 for about $80 at buy.com.
I think it's better than kingston since it comes with an USB reader.

 

[junthin]

Just to let you guys know, Buy.com also has a similar promotion going on. It's the Kingston 64MB CompactFlash Card for $109.95 with a $25.00 mail-in-rebate. Also, use some coupon codes to get your price even lower. I hope this helps anyone that's looking for that card.

 

[jebus]

wolverine,

so the lexar media rebate worked?

 

[beta2000]

Does the Kingston CompactFlash card works with the Lexar CompactFlash Reader?

 

[beta2000]

The Lexar Jumptshot Reader only works for USB-Enable CompactFlash Card. Does anybody know Kingston CompactFlash is USB-Enable one?