512mb Secure Digital cheap at Dixons

[Guest tony_man]

I just spotted 512mb SD cards at dixons -check their web site

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Edit:

err yeah £99.00 - sorry forgot to mention that bit :oops:

[Guest squall]

was it cheap or something?

[Guest squall]

:roll:

[Guest Dr_StrangeTrick]

Anyone tried one of these PNY cards in a smartphone yet :?: I know this is a good price but if it don't work :cry:

[Guest kelv23]

I've got a PNY 64mb card and it works fine.by the way the 512 mb £99 offer is for the web only not in the shops

[Guest MECX]

i got a PNY 128mb and it was fine (pulled the label off and it said toshiba underneath) :)

[Guest kelv23]

just pulled the sticker off mine,says bugger all.still never had any problems apart from it only being 64mb......

[Guest Brody]

Any of these being used in e200's successfully?

[Guest Pulse]

My sandisk works perfect.

[Guest Ron Jeremy]

http://www.ebuyer.com does some very good prices on more established SD brands.

Also it's worth checking out ebay, you can pick up 512MB Sandisk SD's for less than £100, and 256MB SD's for less than £40

[Guest Dr_StrangeTrick]

Found this one as well.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...&category=18871

Anyone used Kingston??

[Guest squall]

These guys are good to

[Guest Ron Jeremy]

Sandisk, Toshiba, Viking and Kingston are all safe bets. Operators and device manufacturers source from these manufacturers whenever they distribute cards to their end users.

[Guest nvkid909]

:wink: maplin electronics (in uk) are cheaper than dixons

why the price hike for whats essentially the same tiny bit of hardware (despite increased capacity)?.... i dream of a world where you can buy albums, with video / media, DIRT CHEAP on SD format, doing awawy with lazer discs

[Guest mcwarre]

I would be careful of Kingston tbh been varying reports of them.

[Guest zech]

Why not Panasonic? They are one of the original creators of SD RAM.