Product Description

The Fujifilm 1 GB xD-Picture Card is the choice for a new generation of compact digital cameras. It's one of the smallest, lightest memory cards available, with the fast read & write speeds today's newest products require.

Product Details

• Brand: Fuji
• Model: 600002298
• Original language: English
• Dimensions: .75" h x 4.50" w x 6.50" l, 2.00 pounds

Features

• Ultra-compact and lightweight, one of the smallest flash-media cards available
• Provides the high read/write speeds necessary for today's newest digital cameras
• Rigid construction for exceptional durability
• For all digital cameras compatible with xD-Picture cards
• 1 GB capacity holds hundreds of digital photos

From the Manufacturer
Fujifilm's xD-Picture card is the ultimate solution for the exciting new generation of compact digital cameras. The xD-Picture card is one of the smallest, lightest Flash memory cards available, yet it offers the fast read/write speed and high capacity that today's newest products require.

Features

• Ultra-Compact and Lightweight -- One of the Smallest Flash Media Cards Available
• Provides High Read/Write Speeds Necessary for Today's Newest Digital Cameras
• Rigid Memory Card Construction for Exceptional Durability
• For All Digital Cameras Compatible With xD-Picture cards

Customer Reviews

good product, great price
I was traveling in Egypt and tried unsuccessfully to pruchase a new memory card for my camera. Had they been able to provide the right size it would have cost $70. Amazon beat that, and the had the right size.

Received quickly, works great
I was very satisfied with the quick delivery. The memory works great in my son's Fuji camera.

Works
It works, but I do have one issue with it. I really don't know if it is my camera, or the card itself, so I don't want to totally blame the card. I just have a problem sometimes when I try to view the photos that took on my camera. I'll put the camera in review mode, and sometimes it tells me "card read error". I have to eject it and put it back in when it happens. Again, it could be my camera's problem, but I don't know. I guess I'll know whenever the time comes that I decide to get a different card. I'll experiment by buying a different brand. FujiFilm is also the brand of my camera.