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PQI 2GB SD Card=$9.49, 4GB=$16.49, 8GB=$30.99, plus free shipping @ Meritline.com


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You may have not heard of them before but Meritline.com uses Yahoo business for their checkout -- Yahoo has rules for their sellers, no funny-business....

 

Also, PQI is best known for manufacturing computer RAM.

 

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PQI 4GB SDHC Secure Digital High Capacity Class 6, Model AE71-4030-0101, Free Standard Shipping!

Class 6! Fast Data Transfer Rate!

$16.49 Free STANDARD Shipping to USA

 

http://www.meritline.com/pqi-4gb-sdhc-card-class-6.html

 

EDIT ON 4/2: They also have a PQI 8GB SDHC Secure Digital High Capacity Class 6, Model AE71-4030-0101, Free Standard Shipping!

Class 6! Fast Data Transfer Rate!

$30.99 Free STANDARD Shipping to USA

http://www.meritline.com/pqi-8gb-sdhc-card-class-6.html

 

Only need 2GB? How about $9.49 shipped? (still high speed!):

http://www.meritline.com/pqi-2gb-60x-sd-card.html

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You may have not heard of them before but Meritline.com uses Yahoo business for their checkout -- Yahoo has rules for their sellers, no funny-business....

 

 

That is good to know because I took a chance and bought from one of their sellers earlier today.

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  • 4 weeks later...

Sorry, I had someone waiting on me and I had to post fast but I recently bought my first digitl camera, Cannon Powershot and the Colby 2gb card listed below. Since I know NOTHING about digital cameras or these memory cards, would this card be an upgrade in speed or performance than the Colby? And I could get a bigger gb size as well..thanks!

 

Question, I bought the Colby 2gb from an offer on here:

http://www.jr.com/JRProductPage.process?Product_Id=4152345&JRSource=linkshare.datafeed.CBY+SDM2GBS

 

Would this memory card be faster or better for my Cannon Powershot??

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You have to also make sure that the camera is compatible with a high speed card or SDHC. I had an older Canon and emailed the customer service to see what speed card I should get and they said with my model it did not matter because it would make no difference. Check if your camera is compatible with the SDHC cards as I believe they are best.
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Thanks, I take it this would be the card you're talking about if my camera takes it?

http://www.amazon.com/o/ASIN/B000FKKWVM/ref=nosim/oubl-20

 

I will call tomorrow and ask..thanks again..just want to get the best card..

 

You have to also make sure that the camera is compatible with a high speed card or SDHC. I had an older Canon and emailed the customer service to see what speed card I should get and they said with my model it did not matter because it would make no difference. Check if your camera is compatible with the SDHC cards as I believe they are best.

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