Transcend 400X 32GB Compact Flash CF Memory Card

Pros: *- It's a geniune Transcend 400X 32Gb CF card
- Reads @ 90Mb/s and writes @ 60Mb/s
- Much cheaper than what I can get locally, which is like $15 to $20 more

Cons: - none

Other: If you need a higher capacity CF card which writes @ 60Mb/s and reads @ 90Mb/s, look no further. 32Gb should suffice most photography buffs out there. If you're into sports or birding, you might want to opt for the faster 600x version (sku.71884), but it's about double the price. The 64Gb 400x (sku.50400) is also descently priced, if you need a much higher capacity.

Pros: -A genuine Transcend 400X 32Gb CF card -Good speed. Reads @ 90Mb/s and writes @ 60Mb/s -Good box packaging. -Much cheaper than what I can get locally. -ATA interface with UDMA Support. -It also features built-in ECC (Error Correction Code) -Multi-platform compatibility -MLC NAND Flash chips

Cons: None yet

Other: I bought this card to replace an ATA ZIF disk on Sony Vaio P VGN with linux distro. Attached to CF/ZIF Convertor ( like SKU: 11814) it works very well ! and save power consumption too.

Pros: I photograph big events, and can shoot 17,000 frames in a week-end when photographing dance, aerobics and other continuous action scenes. I shoot on 3 x 5D Mark 2s and with the larger file sizes, you whip through smaller cards How far have we come since the 125 megabyte cards!!!

Cons: The only worry is the loss of information by accident. This is an unlikely scenario, but still a possability.

Other: A very useful card that I put into my heaviest shooting camera first up.