SanDisk SDCFB-1024-A10 1GB CF Type 1 Card (Retail Package)

Product Description:

The Sandisk SDCF1000768 1GB CompactFlash is a high capacity, high speed storage card designed for users of digital cameras, personal digital audio players, and throughout an expanding galaxy of devices featuring the CompactFlash slot. The card enables advanced photographers to quickly shoot many high-resolution images; large files are saved to the card at unprecedented speed, readying the camera to take the next picture. Operating shock rating of 2,000 Gs, equivalent to a 10-foot drop to the floor Unfazed by drastic weather conditions from blistering heat to arctic cold
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • High transfer rate for fast copy/download
  • High storage capacity
  • Compatible with all digital cameras, handheld PCs, digital audio players, and other devices that feature a CompactFlash slot
  • Operating shock rating of 2,000Gs, equivalent to a 10-foot drop to the floor
  • BatteriesIncluded: 0
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: SanDisk
  • EAN: 4007249473066
  • FormFactor: CompactFlash Card
  • HardwarePlatform: PC
  • IsAutographed: 0
  • IsFragile: 0
  • IsMemorabilia: 0
  • Label: SanDisk
  • Manufacturer: SanDisk
  • Model: SDCFB-1000-A10
  • MPN: SDCFB-1000-768
  • NumberOfItems: 1
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: CE
  • ProductTypeName: FLASH_MEMORY
  • Publisher: SanDisk
  • Studio: SanDisk
  • UPC: 619659016906
  • Warranty: 5 years warranty

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Customer Reviews

1 gig card2008-07-20
So far this has been a good purchase. Especially for around 20 bucks.On the fine setting on my Minolta and image size at 1600x1200, I am getting over 800 pictures. These pix print out in photo store quality so I see no need to set at a higher resolution. I had two older cards a Kingston and a Crucial and after several years I cannot trust them as I have lost pictures etc.
I thought these cards would last indefinitely but, guess I was wrong. For the price I have a couple on hand just in case.
Solid performer2008-03-28
Bought several of these to use in an 8-track digital recorder (Boss BR-900) and they work consistently without error. I had some prior to these that were not so dependable, so I'm very happy with this brand and product.
We have a dozen2008-02-11
We use SanDisk cards exclusively here in my office. We are a portrait photography company that has several DSLR cameras and find that the SanDisk cards suit our needs perfectly. This card might not be the fastest, but for shooting portraits and events it fits the bill. The cost allows us to carry a couple of cards for each system. We have some of these cards that have been used for a couple of years (and thousands of images) have yet to have one fail.
Sandisk Compact Flash card 1GB2008-01-07
I have always had the best of use from the Sandisk line of memory disks...
Just what I needed2008-01-07
I own an older model Nikon camera and could not find the type of memory card required at any local dealer. I found just the type at a reasonable price by searching Amazon. Product was delivered in a timely manner and was exactly what I needed. Great service, reasonable price.
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