1 Gig SanDisk CompactFlash Cards
B. Austin
Online Price For This Special: $229.99
Availability: Immediate 3 Left
CompactFlash is based on flash memory semiconductor technology. Data, audio,
video and images are stored on flash chips rather than the conventional,
mechanical, rotating disk drives found in most computers. Flash is
non-volatile memory, meaning that once data is saved on the card, it will be
retained even if the system's power supply is switched off. Flash is also
solid state and has no moving parts. Disk drives have many moving parts and
are subject to mechanical problems. Flash is much more rugged and reliable
and offers users considerably more protection of data. Mechanical disk
drives found in portable computers typically have an operating shock rating
of 100-200 Gs, which is equivalent to drop of less than a foot. SanDisk's
CompactFlash has an operating shock rating of 2,000 Gs, equivalent to a
10-foot drop to the floor.
These CompactFlash Cards are NEW! Guaranteed safe and secure on-line
ordering through PAYPAL for all credit card users. Also accept checks, money
orders, and Western Union. Please allow time for personal checks to clear if
paying by check.
Shipping is via United States Postal Service Priority mail, with tracking.
Please add $6 for shipping. Delivery to Canada ADD an additional $10 to
shipping costs. Delivery to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico ADD an additional $5
to the shipping cost. Shipping is only offered to United States, Canada &
Puerto Rico. Canadian duties, tariffs and surcharges are the responsibility
of the Buyer. You must email first and get confirmation back before payment
sent! There are only 3 SanDisk 1.0GB CompactFlash Cards left! First come
first serve basis. Thank you :)
Sterling
card for $149 brand new @ Amazon.
"B. Austin" <baus...@columbus.rr.com> wrote in message
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Rich
"Sterling" <stimy...@yaho.com> spake the secret code
<xokva.448$vx2....@news.uswest.net> thusly:
>Dude I just was looking at www.teachbargains.com and they have this same
>card for $149 brand new @ Amazon.
Well what do you expect?
Since when do spammers offer a good deal?
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