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Lexar Media 512 MB Secure Digital Memory Card (Retail Package) SD512-231

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Lexar Media 512 MB Secure Digital Memory Card (Retail Package) SD512-231
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Street Price: $29.99
Gaunz Org Price: $9.51
Savings!: $20.48 (68%)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Lexar
EAN: 0650590104383
Label: LEXAR MEDIA INC
Product Manufacturer: LEXAR MEDIA INC
Model: SD512-231
Publisher: LEXAR MEDIA INC
Studio: LEXAR MEDIA INC
Warranty: 5 years warranty


Piece facts:
  • Great for storing pictures, music, and data
  • Small size and solid-state design makes it perfect for mobile applications
  • Erasure-prevention switch keeps your data safe
  • Reliable, durable, and manufactured to the highest quality standard
  • 5-year limited warranty



SD512-231 Package) (Retail Card Memory Digital Secure MB 512 Media Lexar





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Similar in size to MultiMediaCards, Lexar Media Secure Digital (SD) Cards are designed for use in many digital devices including digital cameras, MP3 players, PDAs, cellular phones and camcorders. The Lexar Media SD Cards have an erasure-prevention switch to keep your data safe. When the switch is in the locked position, it will stop you from accidentally copying over or deleting data stored on your card. Now you know your data will be safe. Reliability and durability are critical to ensure your data is there when you need it. All Lexar Media SD Cards are tested and manufactured to the highest quality standard to assure you there is no need to worry about lost or missing data. With the small size and solid-state design of the SD Cards, they are perfect for mobile applications and users.

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Similar in size to MultiMediaCard memory cards, Lexar Media's 512 MB Secure Digital (SD) card is designed for use in digital devices such as digital cameras, MP3 players, PDAs, cellular phones, and camcorders. Lexar Media's SD cards feature an erasure-prevention switch that keeps your data safe. When the switch is locked, it will stop you from accidentally copying over or deleting data stored on your card.

All Lexar Media SD cards are tested and manufactured to the highest quality standard to assure you there is no need to worry about lost or missing data. With its small size and solid-state design, Lexar Media's SD cards are perfect for mobile applications and users. This product is backed by a five-year limited customer-satisfaction warranty.


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Sandra Willis ...
This camera card does what a camera card is supposed to do. What can I say?


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Lexar Media sd Memory Card
Card works perfectly in my Kodak camera. Have had no problems with this card and I saved a bundle by purchasing this over the Kodak card. Would recommend this card to anyone looking for more memory


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Problems at radom ...
This LEXAR brand has had issues with it's Memory Cards. I lost lots of pictures from a vacation to Disney World and a Convention. Their site had SOFTWARE that was to help recover some of those lost images!! I have never had Flash memory trouble until LEXAR! I now only buy SCANDISK items. Samsung invented this tecnology and SD is their product. The Store I bought the LEXAR chip was in a hurry to give me another chip I could trust. He gave me the higher costing SD chip. I wasn't the first to have issues from buying it in his store. He took a $50.00 loss to make me happy. People take lots of photos now that we went Digital. Imagine looking for some pictures you know you took and they are not there! Most think they messed up. WIth this chip you will have that happen so pay very close attention. Most of what is lost can not be recovered. Pay the extra money for SCANDISK.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Memory Card for a college student
I am a typical college student, I am not a photgrapher to be or anything, so this digital card was perfect for me. I get about 330 pictures on my second best setting and have never come close to taking that many pictures. I believe this card is great for anyone who is not obessed with taking pictures, or to someone who loads them on quickly. :)


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * 512 megs, at a premium. ...
For a long time, MultiMediaCards (MMCs) were a tough sell against other formats such as CompactFlash & SmartMedia (and lately vs Sony Memory Sticks too), largely because they were offered in smaller memory capacities and always had a higher cost-per-meg than those formats. The SD card (interchangeable with MMC cards) is a format which has some distinct advantages over the other formats in terms of physical size and memory protection. However, when compared to other SD cards of smaller sizes (eg. the several 256MBs available), there is a considerable premium here on a dollar-per-meg basis (all of those are well under 50 cents per meg). I think for most folks it makes more sense to buy two 256 MBs than to put all one's eggs (and files) in one costlier basket. When the new 1 Gig cards come out, the price on the 512s will drop.

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