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Product Description:
SimpleTech is one of the world's largest manufacturers of flash memory products for OEM and commercial applications. The company offers one of the broadest lines of Flash memory cards including PC Cards (ATA and Linear Cards), CompactFlash, Secure Digital, and MultiMediaCards.SimpleTech Flash cards enhance storage capacity for networking, telecommunication and embedded computing. Flash technology is perfectly suited for the rapidly expanding consumer electronics markets such as digital cameras, MP3 music players, handheld PCs, cellular phones, and the growing number of other handheld and digital devices that require removable storage.
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SimpleTech 1GB CompactFlash Type I Memory Card Review
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Great card! I thought for the price it would not perform as specified, but to my suprise it performs great.
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SimpleTech 1GB CompactFlash Type I Memory Card Review
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I purchased this card so my mother could use it on a trip to Alaska. It worked for exactly 2 weeks; up until the day she arrived home. According to the data recovery company I sent it to, it short circuited. The images could never be recovered. Although SimpleTech replaced it, it was not worth the frustration and loss of once-in-a-lifetime pictures. I am now using the replacement card but it seems to write slower than my other cards and, frankly, I just don't trust it. I keep waiting for it to short circuit again.
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SimpleTech 1GB CompactFlash Type I Memory Card Review
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I ordered the SimpleTech 1GB CF for my Canon Digital Rebel XT because the price was great and because I had read that SimpleTech made Canon-labeled cards.
Two weeks after placing my order, with no word from SimpleTech and no tracking number, I contacted SimpleTech via the Amazon website. I got a very prompt response explaining that they never received the order from Amazon (some technical glitch) but to make it up to me, they would refund my shipping charges and send the card overnight.
The card arrived as promised. I put it in my camera and... nothing. I put it in a card reader and got an error. I contacted SimpleTech tech support through their website and got a very prompt response saying that the card was dead and they would gladly replace it. They sent me a UPS shipping label for the return and a few days later I had a new card.
The new card works perfectly and, although the fates conspired against me, I would definitely recommend SimpleTech to anyone looking for an affordable, top-notch product. Their customer service was extremely quick in responding and they replaced the defective card quickly and without hassle.
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Pricey, but for a Good Reason -
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SimpleTech 1GB CompactFlash Type I Memory Card Review
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This is a great card to use for your 8 megapixel digital camera. I have the OLYMPUS C8080, and at the highest-quality camera settings, I can get 254 color shots from this card. SimpleTech is my favorite brand, because I've never had any of their cards fail on me, even after repeated washings. Oops.
This CF Card is totally dependable. SimpleTech is pricey, but you're paying for quality, which is cheaper in the long run.
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Works great with Cannon Powershot A70 -
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SimpleTech 1GB CompactFlash Type I Memory Card Review
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I had a 512 simpletech card, and loved it. I got this 1gb card a week ago and it has worked great. The 512 card was used very heavily for nearly 2 years, and so I purchased from simpletech again. The card maxs out the meter which suggests how many pictures I have remaining to take, unless it is on the highest setting. It says I can fit roughly 950 pictures from this 3.0mp camera on the highest settings, but I have not been able to take that many yet! Batteries only last for 300 pictures, so I probably don't need a card this big. It is nice for videos though, and it can hold about 15-20 minutes of video at 640x480 15fps. It also seems to write very quickly. Much quicker than my lexar card. For most users, I would suggest having 2x512 cards rather than 1x1gb. Don't keep all your eggs in 1 basket.
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