Sony 2GB Memory Stick PRO Duo Memory Card
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I just purchased a new sony camcorder to replace the very good 403 dvd only that took an unplanned fall. My new camcorder dcr dvd 910 is a hybrid and uses dvd or memory stick. Only problem with the dvds you could only get about 20 minutes on the highest quality. With the 8 gb memory stick i can get close to 2 hrs . Its nice not having to worry about swapping disc in the middle of something important. So far the memory stick has worked fine. Compared to buying reusable dvds or even the non reusable ones i like this much better.
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I just recieved my 4gb sony memory stick pro duo today, and I am completely satisfied. I recently tried buying one from ebay, only to find out it was fake. I was very glad to get the exact same thing from amazon, for about the same price, and actually have it be real. I suggest to anyone needing cheap space for a psp to buy one. It's transfer speed actually surprised me...only took about 4 mins to put a gig and a half on my psp.
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Even though I have been slowly weaning myself off of the newer Sony cameras, I still have some Sony devices that need memory pro duo cards. There are some advantages and a few disadvantages, namely the cost and availability. Sony's memory format averages 30 to 100 percent higher prices for the same capacity of SDHC cards. While that sucks, if you have a Sony Camera or a PSP there's not much you can do about it.
To that point, both the new Sony Cybershot DSCT300 Digital Camera and upcoming PSP God of War Entertainment Pack will benefit from any of these memory cards. Both of those devices, along with most Sony devices for that matter are only comaptible with the memory duo platform.
But like I said, if you need one of these cards, there are some advantages especially if you get a Mark II card. Namely, the performance speed of the mark II format is about 50% higher than the fastest available SDHC card at the moment. The rating is for 36 MB/s and what I've seen through some basic
To that point, both the new Sony Cybershot DSCT300 Digital Camera and upcoming PSP God of War Entertainment Pack will benefit from any of these memory cards. Both of those devices, along with most Sony devices for that matter are only comaptible with the memory duo platform.
But like I said, if you need one of these cards, there are some advantages especially if you get a Mark II card. Namely, the performance speed of the mark II format is about 50% higher than the fastest available SDHC card at the moment. The rating is for 36 MB/s and what I've seen through some basic
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I gave this 4 stars as it is like Olympus/Fuji with xD cards. It is quite unfair and not very nice that these companies have these proprietary items that are only for their products and usually at a premium price over the standard SD or Compact Flash cards that fit a variety of cameras.
In any case this card performs as expected, Sony tosses in a holder and that can convert to the standard SD slots on your computer or printer in many cases but not all. In my case I also have a Sony laptop in which it has a card reader for the Sony sticks. Shop around as I paid much less then I would have at a store.
In any case this card performs as expected, Sony tosses in a holder and that can convert to the standard SD slots on your computer or printer in many cases but not all. In my case I also have a Sony laptop in which it has a card reader for the Sony sticks. Shop around as I paid much less then I would have at a store.
