Looking for some extra portable memory? SD Memory cards have many useful applications with our current array of devices available. These include cameras, portable MP3/Video players, some video game consoles and many other electronics gadgets you see right here on GR. This model is a class 10 card which includes an impressive 16Gbs of storage for the money, which in most cases is able to hold over 2,000 photos or about 88 minutes of video you’ve recorded.

Get it for $17.99.  S&H will be about $5, but if you add $7.01 to your cart it will ship for free.

Amazon is offering a huge price break on this Fujifilm FinePix F505 16 MP Camera with 4GB SD Card!

Looking to save even more money on a powerful point-and-shoot for the holiday season? Amazon has you covered with this stylish and feature heavy Fujifilm camera. This camera comes packed with a 16-Megapixel CMOS sensor so you can take some seriously BIG pictures in addition to being able to zoom from 15x! This zoom is wide and of course has optical image stabilization for the utmost in clarity. It even provides the capability for shooting RAW images which will provide the best in quality. It also allows you to shoot full 1080p HD videos and thanks to its enriched GUI and large 3.0-Inch display utilizing it is not only a breeze but a beauty within itself.

For now, Amazon has a stupid low on this camera.  It’s $169, which is 58% off the retail price of $399.95.  Did we mention this includes 1 day free shipping

Amazon has a new special offer on this Kingston SD10G2/16GB 16GB Class 10 SDHC Memory Card!

Here’s your chance to grab this speedy SDHC card for a hefty discount! This Kingston Digital UltimateX memory card provides you with a very good 16GB storage capacity perfect for your portable devices, cameras or even camcorders. What makes this card even more special is its 100x file transfer speed which gives it up to 15MB/s of literal speed which is ideal for HD video capture on a camcorder. Pair that with its full Class 10 specification and you can truly see that this little card is designed for big performance, and at a price this low you really can’t go wrong. SDHC cards have become more and more useful over the past few years as more devices become portable and support this standard of flash storage.

For Today only you can grab this at half price, which is only $19.99. Add about $5 for shipping.

Amazon is offering a super deal on this Lexar LSD8GBBE100  SDHC 8GB Class 6 Flash Memory Card for only $10.56 + $5.58 Shipping = $16.14!

With today’s technology portable storage solutions become increasingly important for almost any application you can think of. Right now you can get your hands on a high capacity 8GB SDHC card for a super low price! SDHC cards are compatible with many important devices that you use every day, from Digital Cameras and Camcorders to laptops and game consoles. 8GB’s of storage is a good enough capacity to hold tons of photos and videos as well as portable files that you need to move from one place to another while being tough and reliable enough so you can be confident in your data’s integrity while on the move. This card in particular has been optimized for shooting very high quality videos as well as capturing smooth TV quality videos.

It’s $59.99 – $10 mail-in-rebate + no ship = $49.99!

Just like CDs and DVDs, using re-recordable media makes the lifespan of your data decrease significantly. You might even see the results of this now if you try to play a CD-R you burned in 2000 or so. So, if there are documents, photos, or anything else  you want to last a while, I recommend he SanDisk SD Worm. This 1GB memory card lets you put data on it once, but that data is expected to last 100 years without degradation. It will be useful for legal matters as well.  My question is — what device is going to read this type of data in 100 years? It’s available now, but only in Japan — sorry folks.

Of note, Amazon sells it for $80.

Eye-Fi’s list of memory cards seems to be getting more complicated by the day.  And today, the company finally shipped their Eye-Fi X2 series, which is Class 6 rated, boasts something called “endless memory” and 802.11n connectivity for max wireless throughput.  So how does it break down?

The Eye-Fi Connect X2 4GB ($50): automatically uploads photos and videos to the computer and 25 online sharing sites.

The Eye-Fi Connect X2 8GB ($100): the same automatic file upload to photo online sharing sites, but includes lifetime Geotagging of photos and videos, and one year access to over 21,000 AT&T and Harborlink locations across the Unites States and through open hotspots.

The Eye-Fi Pro X2 8GB ($150): the same aforementioned features but this card can also upload RAW files to more than 25 photo file sharing sites and can make an adhoc connection directly to the computer of your choosing.

So what’s this endless memory thing?  It let’s users choose at what memory threshold the card will automatically delete files and make more space, that is assuming the files have been safely uploaded to a file sharing site.  If not, the card won’t delete anything.

EYE-FI DOUBLES SPEED AND CAPACITY IN NEW WIRELESS MEMORY CARD LINE-UP

Eye-Fi Also Doubles its Hotspots so Users Can Upload from more than 21,000 Hotspots

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., March 23, 2010 – Eye-Fi Inc., makers of the world’s first wireless memory card for digital cameras, today unveiled new wireless memory cards that deliver the next generation Eye-Fi experience of the award-winning Eye-Fi Pro X2. The “X2″ family of Eye-Fi cards have faster-than-ever wireless photo and video uploads, improved performance, and virtually endless storage capacity with Endless Memory mode. The new product line-up is available today starting at $49.99.
Eye-Fi has also more than doubled its hotspot upload locations. Now, users of the Hotspot Access feature can upload photos and videos directly from their camera at any AT&T Wi-Fi location in the United States, including more than 6,500 Starbucks, and from Harborlink hotspots, including BP gas stations.

“Just in time for spring outings and summer road trips, we’re giving users the ultimate Eye-Fi experience – it’s faster and even more convenient,” said Jef Holove, CEO for Eye-Fi. “Uploading and sharing your memories with friends and family is as simple as finding a nearby Starbucks and turning on your camera. We do the rest.”

The Eye-Fi Connect X2 and Explore X2 join the Pro X2 as Eye-Fi’s new family of products, each with Class 6 performance, an 802.11n radio for significantly faster uploads and Endless Memory mode. All Eye-Fi Cards are available today at retailers including Best Buy, Amazon.com, Adorama, B&H and J&R.

Eye-Fi Connect X2 – At 4GB capacity, the Eye-Fi Connect X2 will automatically upload JPEG photos and videos to the computer and one of more than 25 online sharing sites, such as Flickr, Facebook, YouTube or Picasa, through a Wi-Fi network. MSRP: $49.99.

Eye-Fi Explore X2 – At 8GB of capacity, the Eye-Fi Explore X2 will automatically upload JPEG photos and videos to the computer and one of more than 25 online sharing sites. It offers lifetime automatic geotagging so photos and videos arrive at the user’s computer with location information already included to identify where the image was captured. Explore X2 also offers one year of hotspot access for uploading away from home at more 21,000 AT&T and Harborlink locations across the Unites States and through open hotspots. MSRP: $99.99.

Eye-Fi Pro X2 – Unveiled at CES and winner of CNET’s “Best of CES” award, the 8GB Eye-Fi Pro X2 will automatically upload JPEG and RAW photos and videos to the home computer, and will send them to one of more than 25 online sharing sites. It also allows users to create an ad hoc connection directly to their computer to wirelessly upload photos and videos while away from a wireless router. Like Explore X2, Pro X2 offers lifetime geotagging and one-year of hotspot access to enable uploads away from home at more than 21,000 AT&T and Harborlink hotspots and open hotspots. MSRP: $149.99.

Double the Hotspots Makes Uploading Even More Convenient
Beginning March 31, any existing or new Eye-Fi user with an active hotspot service plan can upload at more than 21,000 hotspots across the Unites States, including Starbucks, Hertz Rental Car locations, Marriot hotels and BP gas stations. Users simply walk into an AT&T or Harborlink location, turn on their camera, and photos and videos will automatically upload to their computer or favorite sharing Web site. Users don’t even need to have their computers with them. Users can also upload through any open hotspot with no user agreement page. For a complete map of supported hotspots, please visit http://www.eye.fi/how-it-works/features/hotspot-access.

Never Miss a Photo Opp with Eye-Fi’s “Endless Memory”
Eye-Fi’s new cards include the “Endless Memory” feature, which lets users choose to have Eye-Fi automatically makes space available on their memory card after photos and videos are safely uploaded to the computer or Web. When the card reaches the user’s pre-determined amount of space used, it will remove files that have been safely uploaded, beginning with the oldest – even when the card is not connected to a network. If files have not yet been uploaded, Eye-Fi will not remove them. This option can be set up in Eye-Fi Center.

Eye-Fi Center – Easier Storing and Sharing on Multiple Sites
All Eye-Fi users can download the new Eye-Fi Center desktop application that makes organizing and sharing photos and videos easier. Eye-Fi Center has a redesigned interface that offers new features and is easy to use. Users can drag and drop photos and videos to publish them easily to multiple online locations – even including photos and videos that weren’t taken with an Eye-Fi card. Users can download the software at http://support.eye.fi/downloads.
Eye-Fi has received numerous product awards including Mac Observer’s Editor’s Choice 2010 Award and Popular Photography’s 2009 Photography’s Outstanding Products (POP), and was named a CES 2010 Innovations Honoree. For more information, please visit www.eye.fi or follow us on Twitter @EyeFiCard.

About Eye-Fi
Founded in 2005, Eye-Fi is dedicated to building products and services that help consumers manage, nurture and share their visual memories. Eye-Fi’s patented and patent-pending technology wirelessly and automatically uploads photos and videos from digital imaging devices, including digital cameras and the iPhone, to online, in-home and retail destinations. Headquartered in Mountain View, Calif., the company’s investors include LMS Capital, Opus Capital, Shasta Ventures and TransLink Capital. More information is available at www.eye.fi.

Holy underwhelming Batman.  Remember the “something big” story that emerged over the weekend?  It wasn’t nearly as grandiose as they led me to believe.  Today, which is one day earlier than expected, the memory supplier announced the availability of their class 2 32GB microSDHC card.  Whoptee do.  If you’re so inclined you can buy it tomorrow for $199.99.  Or you can buy two 16GB microSDHC cards for about $70.  Hmmmm, hard decision…not.

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This deal ends 9/26

SanDisk is claiming the world’s fastest 32GB SD card.  It blazes at firey trail with its 30mbs read/write times and boasts a class 10 rating, making it perfect for those recording hi def video or capturing a butt load of pictures in extremely quick succession.  SanDisk’s 32GB class 10 SD card will be available this August, but in the mean time you can grab their smaller sizes.

Full release below

SANDISK UNVEILS WORLD’S FASTEST 32GB SDHC CARD

30MB/s Read & Write Speeds and 32GB Storage Capacity Help

Photography and Video Enthusiasts Do More With Their DSLRs

PMA, Sydney, June 25, 2009 – SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ:SNDK), the global leader in flash memory cards, today introduced the fastest 32-gigabyte (GB)1 SDHC™ card on the market. The 32GB SanDisk Extreme® SDHC™ card at up to 30 megabytes per second (MB/s)2 read and write speeds combines industry-leading performance with massive storage capacity, helping digital photography enthusiasts utilize the advanced features of today’s DSLR cameras.

“The market for entry to mid-level DSLR cameras is growing, and SDHC is becoming the de-facto card format for these devices,” said Susan Park, director, retail product marketing, SanDisk. “Our card’s 32GB of storage and up to 30MB/s read & write speeds enable DSLR users to shoot without worrying about storage or speed limitations. SanDisk Extreme SDHC cards provide consumers with a more enjoyable user experience, letting them focus on what is really important – the images that they are capturing.”

Lightning-Fast Write Speed Captures Images Quickly

A memory card’s write speed plays a crucial role in the overall system of the camera when taking pictures in rapid succession. If a card cannot process data quickly enough then the burst mode shooting may pause unexpectedly as the card catches up to the camera. Burst mode bottlenecks can lead to missing “the” shot, especially at sporting or other fast-motion events. The SanDisk Extreme SDHC card offers maximum data-transfer rates, giving consumers a memory card fast enough to unlock the full capabilities of their DSLRs.

The 32GB SanDisk Extreme SDHC card adheres to the SD Association’s new Class 10 specification, which exceeds requirement for today’s high definition (AVCHD) video recording. The card offers a sustained write speed fast enough to ensure high-definition video recording and capacity capable of storing 160 minutes of full HD 1920×1080 pixels at 24Mb/s data transfer rate.

Big Files Require Big Storage

Recently-released DSLR camera models like the Nikon D90 and D5000 offer consumers the ability to record HD videos, producing large files that can fill lesser-capacity cards quickly. Today’s high-megapixel DSLRs also can generate massive still images like those produced in the RAW format used by professional photographers who want to take advantage of the enhanced picture quality and flexibility that RAW allows during post production.

RAW images demand up to ten times as much storage space as regular JPEG images, and when taken in rapid succession during burst mode can quickly fill smaller storage cards. The 32GB SanDisk Extreme SDHC card can store up to 2500 RAW3 images, providing photographers with piece of mind and confidence that they will not run out of space for their images.

Renowned for their world-class durability, SanDisk Extreme SDHC cards guarantee operation at extended temperatures ranging from minus 13 F (minus 25 C) to 185 F (85 C). SanDisk Extreme SDHC cards are fully compatible with any camera, card reader or other device that supports SDHC cards.

When placed in SanDisk’s new ImageMate® Multi-Card USB 2.0 reader/writer, the SanDisk Extreme SDHC card transfers images and video to a computer at rates of up to 30MB/s. The card’s fast data transfer rates enable photographers operating under tight deadlines to maximize critical workflow and enter post production as quickly as possible.

Class 10 Performance Sets a New Standard

An SD™ card’s speed Class is based on its minimum data-transfer rate, and is used to ensure high-quality video recording standards. The SD Association added Class 10 as part of the SD 3.0 specification released earlier this year. The SanDisk Extreme SDHC card’s performance exceeds the requirements of even the highest-quality AVCHD video recording device, and is currently the fastest Class 10 card in the world.

Availability:

The SanDisk Extreme SDHC 32GB cards will be shipping worldwide to major retailers in August.  Also in August, the current 4, 8 and 16GB capacity SanDisk Extreme SDHC cards will be upgraded from Class 6 to Class 104.

About SanDisk:

SanDisk Corporation is the global leader in flash memory cards – from research, manufacturing and product design to consumer branding and retail distribution. SanDisk’s product portfolio includes flash memory cards for mobile phones, digital cameras and camcorders; digital audio/video players; USB flash drives for consumers and the enterprise; embedded memory for mobile devices; and solid state drives for computers. SanDisk (www.sandisk.com/corporate) is a Silicon Valley-based S&P 500 company with more than half its sales outside of the United States.