Customer Reviews

SanDisk 16 MB MultiMedia Card (SDMB-16-470)

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Sandisk has (or plans to have) 8M, 16M, 32M and 64Mbyte MultiMedia Cards within this year.

These memory modules can be used in MP3 players, but will be very useful in Digital Camera's, especially there small form factor, will make it very easy to carry many images in a small postage size memory.

Having bought a digital camera (Nikon 950, which uses a compact flash card). I was so thrilled and awe at using these little cards for storing digital music that I bought into the company....Sure 16MB or 32MB isn't alot, but the 64 and the 128 will be out shortly, after that you'll undoubtly see the 256 & 512MB, along with the 1024MB/1Gig. You do know that this type of memory will replace the traditional video tape in the coming future. And the neat thing about it all is that the products never wear out. Go SNDK.

I use it in my digital camera. There isn't much to say about it. I use it, it saves my pictures, I like it.

I use this product in my Casio EM-500. It gives me a total of 32 megs of ram which is enough for now. The card has proven it's reliability to me which I use for backup. I will probably increase my ram later. Remember the first rule concerning any kind of pc, ALWAYS BACK UP YOUR DATA.

Aaron

keep this in mind. if a 750MB, 80minute CD-R is set up for as a data disc, it can hold 185 songs of about 4minutes a song. then a 16MB chip could only hold about 4 songs with an average length of 4 minutes. NOW my numbers could be off, but they show that you would have no variety in your library.

There are always a finite number of writes until the media is "worn out".

How could I give you my opinion on the product that I have not received?

This product is a 16Mb extra-memory pack for the MP3 player. You can stock your songs in it and keep your cards as tapes.