Product Description

Kingston 4Gb SDHC Card Class 2
• Kingston SD high capacity memory card class 2 with 2MB per second minimum data transfer rate• Compatible with SDHC host devices• Not compatible with standard SD-enabled devices/readers• Capacity 4GB• Ideal for digital cameras.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #12980 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Kingston
• Model: SD2/4GB
• Released on: 2007-12-02
• Original language: English
• Dimensions: .8" h x .94" w x 1.26" l, .1 pounds

Features

• Kingston 4Gb SDHC Card Class 2
  • Kingston SD high capacity memory card class 2 with 2MB per second minimum data transfer rate• Compatible with SDHC host devices• Not compatible with standard SD-enabled devices/readers• Capacit

Manufacturer's Description
Kingston Technology's Secure Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) memory cards are fully compliant with the Secure Digital Association 2.00 specification. They are a new performance class of SD memory cards designed to meet the storage demands of high-quality digital still and video cameras and other high-resolution image recording devices.This memory is designed for the following systems:Nikon Digital SLR D40;Panasonic SDR-S150 Camcorder;Panasonic SDR-S200 Camcorder as well as all other devices that are SDHC compliant and carry the SDHC logo.

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Customer Reviews

Kingston 4GB Secure Digital Class2 Card
Good value for the money. 4GB for £13.99! The card is very stable, if a tad slow at times when managing larger files, but works well in my digital camera. Transfer speed seems quick enough when compared to more expensive cards.

SD-HC cards are great in the Mio P350 PDA
You may have read warnings on some websites saying that not all electronic products are able to cope with SD-HC format. Specifically, the Mio P350 PDA with built in GPS is said to be unable to cope with SD cards larger than 2 GB.

This simply is not true. I have used a 4 GB SD-HC card in my Mio P350 and it works perfectly. In fact, I reckon that it would work fine with a much larger SD card (e.g. the newer 8 Gb cards).

This is a great product.

ONLY 2.34GB WHY? in this day and age..
2.34GB

Yes, When you consider that you have spent good money.

4GB should mean 4GB in this day and age.

Please bear in mind that this not a SD card, but a SDHC.

Meaning the card is a SD high Capictiy and not all devices will allow this to work.

Your should check before buying if your devices will work with SDHC, otherwise by a normal SD card.

If looking to buy for a Wii, the Wii will not allow SDHC cards to work, but i am sure Wii will offer a new firmware in time..