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memory Card Review
2008-10-31The product arrived quickly and in excellent condition. It is doing exactly what it was designed to do and I am completely satisfied with my purchase.
No problems
2008-10-30Bought this for a Garmin 60CSx GPS unit. Works fine, haven't had any trouble with it. I'm using it to store street maps, and its got plenty of room left after putting the eastern half of the US on there.
Can't Beat The Price On This Micro SD Card
2008-10-30Price was unbeatable!
Delivered as promised.
Micro SD Card came as promised.
Works as expected.
I will definately buy again!
Great Price for amount of memory
2008-10-14Overall I would say this is a good product for the price. I have had a problem a couple times with my computer detecting the memory when it is inserted using the SD adapter. I am not sure if this is the adapter or my computer, but since my computer is brand new I would suspect the adapter. That being said, it is normally a minor problem and is fixed by just taking the card out and putting it back in usually. I would recommend this product.
ScanDisk 2.0
2008-10-13The card goes into my GPS and Works OK. The device came with a 1.0 GB so I,m not sure I even needed the extra.
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