SanDisk Memory Stick Pro Duo 2GB

SuccessHK have posted that they have the SanDisk Memory Stick Pro Duo 2GB in stock:

http://www.success-hk.com/item_photo/item/PC-1257-L.jpg

Price is USD 139.00 or around £80

Good or bad let us know?

try this site for the us 103 and in stock

http://www.compuplus.com/i-SanDisk-2...rchViewed.html


i found this price through pricegrabber.com

if you look through pricegrabber you can also get a 2gb gaming one for $109.41 also in stock

Its good i paid $200.00 for mine but it was an xmas present so i didnt fel so bad. My mom offered to buy it for me :)

Its good i paid $200.00 for mine but it was an xmas present so i didnt feel so bad. My mom offered to buy it for me :)

Got my Sony card from ebay - £70 and no import fees or VAT.

I also got a 2gb sony High speed card at ebay just for £62.99
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Dont-Forget-Your-Memory

Ebay is one of the greatest sources for buying this kind of things.

I got it for 137€ and it rocks
and it's faster then the sony sticks ;)

I got a high speed sony on ebay for $122.

:( I Hate Not Having Money!!! Waaaaaaaaah~~!

if i wasn't planning on saving and buyin a new computer
i wud buy a 2 gig (or atleast a one)- got 2 512 sticks...and its a real pain to always having to swap them....
alrite wat ya guys think....get a new computer to replace this one....which runs at 900mhz!----or....get another mem stick

14.3 MB/sec read, 4.3MB/s write with the PSP.
It is slightly less in write speed than the 1GB ones (~5MB/s).
It is still significantly faster than the HighSpeed Sony ones (10MB/sec read, 1.5MB/sec write).
No statistical data available on reliability yet.

lilvietquoc:

Personally, I'd say that a new computer is going to be more valuable and a better purchase, however.. I'm curious as to what kind of computer you're looking at. o_O $100USD is, while a fair chunk of money to some of us (namely, poor college students), only part of the way there to a "new computer". Regardless, unless you're on the go alot and the 2GB would do alot for you, I think the computer's a better choice.

However, if you're intent on the card, maybe you can look into upgrading your current PC (buy more RAM, swap the motherboard, maybe a new processor, a new vid-card, etc) as well as buying the card. It won't be as much of an improvement, but it'll still be something. ^_^