Spotlight Customer Reviews
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Memoria rápida y de buena calidad
Comment: Al usar este tipo de memoria Extreme III para uso de mi Lumix TZ5 puedo tener rápida la transferencia de imágenes y conservar más el tiempo de Batería.Sandisk 8GB EXTREME III SDHC SD Card Class 6 (SDSDX3-008G, Static Pack)
Customer Rating: Summary: SDHC
Comment: I bought this card strictly for use as an alternate drive for my HP MiniNote computer, which has an SDHC slot. I have Puppy Linux installed to the card, and dual boot the computer. The computer sees it as just another drive. Additionally, I can insert the card into the USB reader, and use it to boot other computers (computers which will boot to USB, but lack the SDHC slot) as well.
The card is fast, commodious, and well-suited to this use. The price I got was very good at the time I purchased it; a good deal thru Amazon.
Customer Rating: Summary: Don't be afraid to buy it
Comment: This is the OEM version, about half the price of the consumer fancy package. But it works fine, so don't be afraid to buy it.
Customer Rating: Summary: Authentic Sandisk at good prices
Comment: Sandisk are the best memory card maker out there bar none - they hold all the patents and the highest quality products. At this price I was worried this would not be a real Sandisk product, (there's a lot of counterfeits about) but it IS the real deal, at least from this supplier.
good write speed, near identical to my Sandisk 4Gb SDHC, but not as fast as Extreme IV Compact Flash cards for serious pro camera users. Am ordering a 16Gb Transcend now, (different supplier) to see how that compares in write performance, though I expect it to be a good step down on this.
Customer Rating: Summary: 8G in my Canon G9
Comment: If you've been reading all the recommendations for memory cards in your G9, and don't want to get a big card, don't worry! I bought this 8G card, and I've used it 34 times (so far)...for my underwater photography.
I have no problem at all. It's working perfectly. The recovery time is just like my smaller card, which is fine. I would suggest that you stick with the name brand, high-end card if you go to a bigger one like this. Also, I use a 4G card in my little Canon SD550. A lot of folks told me that it wouldn't work but it's great. I've had it for over a year, and I use my camera almost every day. Again, stick with name brand.
