Kingston 512 MB Type I CompactFlash Card CF/512 Retail Package

Editorial Review
Kingston's standard CompactFlash is for everyday use of digital cameras, PDA's and MP3 players. These standard cards are the perfect solution for additional storage on these devices. These rugged, low-power cards can store loads of digital data and offer users high quality at a great price. One of the world's most popular digital mass-storage devices, CompactFlash memory cards from Kingston bridge the gap between hungry storage requirements and affordability. Users of digital cameras, PDAs and other digital devices can quickly and easily download or transfer digital files between various digital devices and the Internet, using a card that easily fits in the palm of the hand. With the speed of a memory chip and better portability than a floppy, Kingston CompactFlash memory cards offer greater storage than many other media cards, at a fraction of the cost. They're available in a variety of capacities, so users are sure to find the right size to fit their needs. Best of all, Kingston's legendary quality and reliability are a standard feature on every card.
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Customer Reviews

Works great in Roland Fantom

2007-05-06
I've had this for a while now and it is great for storage. No problems so I bought another one.

No problem to report!

2007-02-12
The item was a gift to my son and he have not complained about it so far.

L. Stewart

FlashCard

2007-02-06
Seems to work great in my camera, my old card was 16 mb so this has a ton more storage, i'll never worry about running out of memory, worked fine on movies to.

Quality at a budget price.

2006-11-08
I had compared the Kingston with other similiar CompactFlash Cards prior to buying and was impressed by the reviews both on Amazon and offsite. I recently went to China and took hundreds of pictures with this CompactFlash card. The storage compacity is fantastic. I was wondering the quality would be, given I have only used Cannon brands before. I thought it would take awhile to download the over 400 pics I took, but it transferred under a minute. The quality was truly impressive, making me reconsider by mind about always buying Cannon brand, as they are so expensive. Kingston is not only at a budget price, but the quality you demand!

No problems card

2005-12-27
I have been using this 512 MB Kingston card at the suggestion of a professional, newspaper photographer. My Cannon Digital SRL, 8 Megapixel camera seems to enjoy it, since it produces wonderful pictures without any trouble. Would recommend it without hesitation.

BEWARE of Kingston REBATES!

2005-10-30
Kingston's standard CompactFlash is for everyday use of digital cameras, PDA's and MP3 players. These standard cards are the perfect solution for additional storage on these devices. These rugged, low-power cards can store loads of digital data and offer users high quality at a great price. One of the world's most popular digital mass-storage devices, CompactFlash memory cards from Kingston bridge the gap between hungry storage requirements and affordability. Users of digital cameras, PDAs and other digital devices can quickly and easily download or transfer digital files between various digital devices and the Internet, using a card that easily fits in the palm of the hand. With the speed of a memory chip and better portability than a floppy, Kingston CompactFlash memory cards offer greater storage than many other media cards, at a fraction of the cost. They're available in a variety of capacities, so users are sure to find the right size to fit their needs. Best of all, Kingston's legendary quality and reliability are a standard feature on every card.

I honestly don't like CompactFlash Card,

2005-09-30
Probably its cool, but I hate this kind of Card I prefer MMC.

1. Faster
2. Cheaper.

Excellent Quality

2005-09-19
This is the first flash card i have used and i wasn't dissapointed.
I have always trusted Kingston for flash storage, and will continue to do so in the future.

Does what's expected

2005-08-02
A device like this either works or it doesn't. This one happens to work.

Suddenly stopped working in my Minolta

2005-06-27
I find that Kingston cards will suddenly corrupt themselves beyond repair after a year or two of faithful service. This has happened to me on three 512-MB Kingston cards.

Never had this kind of trouble with SanDisk Ultra II CF cards. Fortunately I had just moved photos off of it before it decided it wanted to have a nervous breakdown. But I will not be buying any more Kingston products. Too unreliable.

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