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How can I get a genuine Sony memory stick pro duo 8gb

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Sarah Houston

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Dec 1, 2008, 3:30:37 AM12/1/08
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How can I make sure in advance that I'm buying a genuine Sony memory stick
pro duo 8gb, and not a fake or counterfeit one?

A lot of what I'm reading out there, tells how to identify it AFTER you
buy it, but how can I avoid buying the fake in the first place?

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Dec 1, 2008, 3:43:25 AM12/1/08
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"Sarah Houston" <SHo...@pndfnospam.com> wrote in message
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You could go into a shop and buy it.

Matt Ion

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Dec 1, 2008, 4:29:36 AM12/1/08
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Atheist Chaplain

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Dec 1, 2008, 7:05:01 AM12/1/08
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"Sarah Houston" <SHo...@pndfnospam.com> wrote in message
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so when will you be finished shilling products on Usenet, hoping to create
huge threads about them so they climb quickly to the top of the Google
rankings ??

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ransley

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Dec 1, 2008, 11:32:26 AM12/1/08
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Why buy sony "sucker" memory, its overpriced, overpriced for one
reason only, sonys greedy profit. My sony camera memory cards are
other brands. Thats one reason I will never buy a Memory Stick only
product, and be a Memory Sucker again.

Ian torens

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Dec 1, 2008, 12:14:24 PM12/1/08
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Why even bother with prices for MSDuo? Just get a Transcend MicroSD to
Memory-Stick Pro Duo adapter. They come with a 4GB MicroSDHC Class-6 speed card,
or the cheaper slower version with 2GB MicroSD 45x speed cards. Got one from
Newegg for about $16 a couple months ago. 4GB Transcend Class-6 w/adapter, part
# TS4GUSDHC6-MS. 2GB 45x speed w/adapter part # TS2GUSD-MS.

I see they're sold out at Newegg, they were eventually going for only $11.55 for
4GB MicroSDHC Class-6 + MS-Duo adapter. I guess you can always get on their
waiting list.

Or hunt around, I'm sure someone has them in stock. Don't be locked into MS-Duo
prices when SD memory is so cheap. MicroSDHC 8GB Class-4 or 6 speed goes for
$15-$20. MS-Pro Duo 8GB goes for $50-$70. That's just nonsense. Get just one
MicroSDHC with an adapter and you're set from now on.

Sarah Houston

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Dec 1, 2008, 3:11:32 PM12/1/08
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Ian torens <iant...@youcantmailme.org> wrote :

I'm just concerned about functionality.

I just ordered a Cybershot DSC-S750 and I understand it can do some cool
stuff in video mode if I have a fully functional memory stick in it. I
also heard that some of the fakes aren't?

Irwell

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Dec 1, 2008, 3:46:25 PM12/1/08
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Stay away from adapters, they have insertion losses that can effect your
video taking. You can find Genuine Sony Pro duo Mark 2 at Amazon.com

Sarah Houston

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Dec 2, 2008, 12:37:33 AM12/2/08
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Irwell <ho...@yahoo.com> wrote :

>> I'm just concerned about functionality.
>>
>> I just ordered a Cybershot DSC-S750 and I understand it can do some
>> cool stuff in video mode if I have a fully functional memory stick
>> in it. I also heard that some of the fakes aren't?
>
> Stay away from adapters, they have insertion losses that can effect
> your video taking.

Sounds wise.

> You can find Genuine Sony Pro duo Mark 2 at
> Amazon.com

Hey what about Sandisk? Do they make them 100% compatible with Sony?

But then I suppose I run into the question of fakes with them too?

Irwell

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Dec 2, 2008, 11:12:26 AM12/2/08
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On Mon, 01 Dec 2008 23:37:33 -0600, Sarah Houston wrote:

> Irwell <ho...@yahoo.com> wrote :
>
>>> I'm just concerned about functionality.
>>>
>>> I just ordered a Cybershot DSC-S750 and I understand it can do some
>>> cool stuff in video mode if I have a fully functional memory stick
>>> in it. I also heard that some of the fakes aren't?
>>
>> Stay away from adapters, they have insertion losses that can effect
>> your video taking.
>
> Sounds wise.
>
>> You can find Genuine Sony Pro duo Mark 2 at
>> Amazon.com
>
> Hey what about Sandisk? Do they make them 100% compatible with Sony?

They do, but I keep away from them because the Sandisk Memory Stick
I bought from Staples physically broke, the top parted from the
card, still functioned but the contacts were exposed, I ditched it.

> But then I suppose I run into the question of fakes with them too?

Possible.

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