Transcend 4GB Secure Digital (SD) Flash Card Model TS4GSD150

Pros: The card itself works very well

Cons: Rebate was denied because not received within 14 days. Well, let's see: It took 3 days to arrive after order. I sent in the rebate 2 days later. Say 5 days by USMail. That only leaves 4 days of slack. So whether the timing is real or not it's obvious Transcend goes out of their way to make it difficult, if not impossible, to get your money.

Overall Review: It's a good card, but don't count on that cash back!

Pros: Compatible with my Dell Axim x50v, no special card formatting necessary (the card holds 3.8GB as formatted out of the box). Very fast transfer speeds on my card reader and its read/write speed far exceeds what the Axim is capable of. Thanks NewEgg!

Cons: None

Pros: This is an SD card (it's NOT SDHC) that will work in *some* devices that cannot use SDHC cards (Palm T|X is one of them) provided it can handle FAT 32 formatting and doesn't have firmware limiting SD card size to 2GB. There's no kludge inside the card to get it above 2GB -- FAT 32 handles it easily.

Cons: May not work in some older devices that require FAT 16 formatting or some very old FAT 8 devices(which cannot handle 4 GB). May also not work in some newer devices designed for SDHC -- if your device can use SDHC, use with an SDHC card in it.

Overall Review: This is a great product that came out just before the SD organization released its SDHC standard (SD 2.0), and for many devices designed for FAT 32 SD cards just before the SDHC standard was released (for SD cards bigger than 2 GB), this allows having 4 GB flash memory in a straight SD card. Check user forums for your device to see if there is discussion about 4 GB SD (non-SDHC) cards before buying one. It's how I found out this card could be used in a Palm T|X. The difference between SD and SDHC: (a) SD uses byte addressing (FAT 8, FAT 16 or FAT 32 formatting) (b) SDHC uses sector addressing (FAT 32 formatting)

Pros: Works right out of the box. Plugged into my Canon S3 and low level formatted @ 3.8GB. Have yet to do any speed tests, but it takes photos and videos just fine in the camera.

Cons: none

Pros: I've used this fairly often over the course of almost two years with absolutely no issues. It works in anything I shove it into, and it transfers as fast as I could have hoped.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I'm surprised to be still using this, honestly. Nothing I use likes SDHC, so this is still the best capacity I've seen.

Pros: this card is great since two of my cameras (Leica Digilux 2 & Panasonic LX-2) are not SDHC compatible. Its nice not having carry two 2gb cards for my camera.

Cons: none. except there should be more of these types of cards available for non-SDHC devices.

Pros: It was a good price.

Cons: This card does not work in the new Panasonic Digital Cameras (as of May 10, 2007). Despite it being marked as SD, it does not work in the Panasonic models that use both SD and SDHC.

Overall Review: The specs listed on newegg for the new Panasonic cameras are wrong. They only accept SD up to 2GB. At 2GB and above they require SDHC. This is very well documented in the Panasonic instructions but is not listed on newegg appropriately.

Pros: Great memory card, works great with canon sd900 10.0MP with 936 pics and/or 34 minutes of hi-res video. Fast read/write. Lots of memory for a inexpensive price. This is the one for you if your device is not compatable with SDHC. Got it from newegg, they were the best price at the time of ordering. Will buy another one for my Garmin GPS360 and Treo 700w.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Great card for the price. Fast.