8GB Sdhc for Nintendo Dsi Review

Keep your memorable pictures and videos within reach, so it's easy to update your friends. Whether you're hanging out over coffee or killing time on a plane, the netbook memory card from SanDisk keeps what's new in your life close at hand - not stuck at home.This durable card can act as a backup if your netbook's hard disk drive ever gets damaged. And with all that extra space, you can do even more with your netbook by installing and running programs directly from the card.No cables. No hassles. Out of sight. With no cords or adapters to mess with, there's nothing sticking out that could get in the way or damage your netbook.







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Macally SN-ICEFM FM Transmitter and Charger for SanDisk Sansa MP3 Players Review

This is a great way to charge the unit going down the road. But is totally worthless when trying to listen to the music over one of the radio stations.

I gave it one star because the charger actually works, otherwise it would be rated a negative star if that was possible.

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SanDisk SDMSM2Y-2048-A11M 2GB M2 Mobile Ultra Memory Stick Micro with MobileMate Micro Reader (Black) Review

Good price & shipped on time. Haven't using the card reader that much yet. Hopefully it wouldn't break easily.

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Lenmar PMPSD065 Lithium Ion Replacement Battery for SanDisk 25-57-00065 Review

Replaces SanDisk 25-57-00065, Li Ion







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SanDisk 8GB Ultra II CompactFlash Card Review

8 GB ultra II compactflash card has a minimum of 10 MB/sec sequential read speed for ultra-fast image viewing & data transfer.







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SanDisk Sansa e200 Silicone Case (White) Review

It's more of a soft cover than a case, to help prevent scracthes and reduce impacts. I got it much cheaper than it's current price showing though. It's a nice feel and give a good grip due to being silicon, smells nice, and doesn't get in the way of button pressing.

Not much else to say, beside it doesn't have a hole to put the microSD card through, which might be a good thing since you can't loose the card that way.

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SanDisk 2 GB Extreme IV CompactFlash Card with FireWire Reader ( SDCFRX4-2048-901 ) Review

I recently purchased both this item and a SIIG Hi-Speed ExpressCard CF reader. The SanDisk device comes with both FW800 and FW400 cables, which I needed for a legacy laptop that only has FW400 and no ExpressCard slot.

I could not find speed comparisons online, so I ran some comparisons myself between the ExpressCard device and the Sandisk reader using FW800. Using a Lexar Professional 8GB CF card (233x speed), both devices transferred a single 1.3 GB video file to my MacBook Pro (late 2008) in just under 35 seconds.

I find support for Firewire-based devices to be much more mature in OS X and I've never crashed my MacBook with a firewire device. The SanDisk reader is very compact, and if you're like me and already carry a FW800 cable for other peripherals, there's really no advantage to the ExpressCard reader.

The ExpressCard device is very fast, on par with a FW800 device. However, the support for the ExpressCard device within Leopard is finicky at best, and on a few occasions inserting the device with a card already installed caused a kernel panic as described by the previous reviewer. User beware, and always save your work before inserting the device.

Although it's a bit more expensive (about $30), I'd recommend this device over the ExpressCard reader.

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