SanDisk (SDSDB2048A10) (2 GB) SD Card

Pros: Inexpensive; small but not too small; reliable; popular format

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: This SD card is both cheap and roomy, and it will work great in any point-and-shoot digital camera. It should also be fine for MP3 players and other devices.

Review: I have a 10 megapixel digital camera and have it set to take pictures at maximum quality, which results in picture files that are typically 3-4 MB each. I take a LOT of pictures, too. In addition, I often shoot video clips with my digital camera, as it ...

Pros: Cost is going down, speed, reliability

Cons: rather tiny and delicate. easy to loose.

The Bottom Line: Great for mp3 players, cameras, and file transfers.

Review: I use the 1 and 2 gig versions of this media in my mix max which is a mp3 player. I have had no complaints. It is very convenient because I can take this out and switch it with another one in seconds. Also I can pop this in the SD slot on my laptop and ...

Pros: Reliable, Large Capacity, Durable

Cons: Sluggish File Transfers Compared to Smalller Capacity Models

The Bottom Line: Great large-capacity SD media card, reliable and thus recommended, although it is sluggish in transferring files, it is a fair trade of speed for capacity

Review: NOTE: Not all devices will support the SanDisk 2GB SD card (most if not all new/recent electronics that use SD media will), so be sure if you are looking to use this in an older piece of technology that it is compatible first In order to make ...

Pros: Decent write speeds, inexpensive compared to their Extreme III line of flash cards

Cons: Somewhat slow read speeds, just okay write speeds

The Bottom Line: Sometimes fast cards aren't what you need, so why not save the extra cash?

Review: With SD cards being a universal storage medium in digital cameras as well as other small gadgets, it's no wonder why they are getting cheaper, getting larger, as well as getting quicker. Even non-speedy cards are getting faster. This SanDisk 2 GB SD ...