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 great card March 27, 2008
Franklin P. Boyd (Burlington, KY USA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
unless your going to take alot of video 2GB should be plenty. this card works great and I have had no problems with it at all.
works great January 14, 2008
D. Jenkins (Clarksville, IN USA)
3 out of 6 found this review helpful
when you buy extra cards you don't have to remove good pic's from the card and keep them as you would cd's in case you lose your picture files on the computer.
Olympus 2Gb Photocard April 15, 2008
B. L. Black (USA)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I bought this product to go with my new Olympus digital camera. I took it with me on a trip to Paris and took 2,630 photos and still had room to spare! An excellent product (as is the camera).
 I'm not sure why Olympus uses a proprietary card. June 18, 2008
Ronald Clary (Los Angeles, CA)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I recently purchased a Olympus digital camera. It had a good price and I knew that Olympus made good products. It was the third digital camera I had bought. My first was a Fuji, my second a Kodak. Both of those used SD cards.
When I opened the box, I then discovered that I would need to use the xd card instead of an SD card.
I'm using the camera--maybe I'll review that as well. Everything is working. But the next time I buy a camera, I will think twice before buying from a company that uses proprietary media. I'd rather have the option of using a cheaper and more available SD card. I don't see any significant differences, other than the fact that the XD chip is not as readily available.
 Plenty of storage, but very slow to write. January 29, 2008
M. OBrien
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
The xD format is the only type of card my Fuji F30 will accept, so I'm stuck with a card that has nice capacity (337 images at full 6MP Fine resolution)...but takes seemingly FOREVER to write files.
Granted, it COULD be that the F30 itself is a bit slow, but I think it has more to do with the sluggish write speed of the M-type card. The slow performance seriously hampers shot-to-shot speed with the camera.
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