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Feb 04 '03
Pros: Lots of storage for all your digital media files.
Cons: This is listed on Epinions as Lexar Media 35mm in the "Film" category.
Summary: For the past two years, random access memory (SRAM in particular) has been my life. I eat, sleep and breathe memory. Why? Because my Master’s Thesis is about an exciting type of memory that has been on the brink of exploding for about 6-7 years ... read more
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Jul 24 '02
Pros: Biggest size available
Great transfer rate
Low power consumption
Cheaper than Sony Memory Sticks
Cons: Still much smaller storage space than all other storage mediums.
Summary: I have used several different memory stick brands and sizes, and I would have to say that for: price, performance and quality- Lexar tops the list. They have consistently been priced lower than Sony's memory sticks, and they seem to be made of a more ... read more
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Apr 29 '02
Pros: 128 MB of memory in a small package for $68
Cons: none
Summary: I bought a 128 MB Lexar Memory Stick by Digital Film from Memory Suppliers for $68 ($67 now) for my new Sony DSC F707 digital camera. It's guaranteed for 5 years and guaranteed to be compatible with the Sony camera and others. I popped it in my camera ... read more
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Dec 01 '03
Pros: Small 4g size, look, lock feature.
Cons: None.
Summary: I bought this item this summer 2003 from the online retail store, TigerDirect.com. It sold it for the price that was unbeatable: $45 then less the $20 mail-in rebate, so my final price was $25 instead of a whopping $90 that SONY charges you for this
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