I bought a Bytestor 256mb SD card from amazon.co.uk and have no complaints ... at the time they were also the cheapest, although www.digital-cameras.com is also worth a look. SD has no moving parts (apart from the write-protect tab) so if you leave it in the camera and download your piccies via the USB cable, I don't see what can go wrong with it, even if it's an unknown brand.

I chose my camera for the SD card format as SD/MMC cards also fit in the expansion slot on my Palm m515, so I can preview my pics on a slightly larger screen and use the 64mb card that came with the camera with Documents to Go - very useful for using Word, PowerPoint and Excel files with the Palm.

indeed, I'm planning to do that with my new ipaq 5550 and Canon MV650i digital camcorder with the new Viking 256mb SD card :)

Re: Secure Digital (SD) cards?
 

I recommend Lexar SD cards or Sandisk Cards....the Sandisk mem card range is probably the best in the market coz of their transfer speeds. I bought mine from Memory King and i thought these guys were good on price compared to high street retailers and most online retailers....plus i got free delivery.

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Re: Secure Digital (SD) cards?
 

i get mine from www.valuemedia.co.uk but you could also try www.picstop.co.uk . mine happen to be dane-elec ones :)

[edit] whoa, i just posted in the oldest thread ever...