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HP 8 GB Class 4 SDHC Flash Memory Card Q6276A-EF | 
| Brand: Hewlett-Packard
Category: CE
List Price: $36.99
Buy New: $12.99
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New (31) from $12.99
Seller: Worldwide Sales
Rating:  19 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Size: 8 GB
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.8
Dimensions (in): 5.3 x 0.5 x 7
nv:Type: Secure Digital High Capacity Card
Warranty: 5 years warranty
MPN: Q6276A-EF
Model: Q6276A-EF
UPC: 883585106059
EAN: 0883585106059
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| • | Hp Secure Digital High-Capacity(Tm) Card | | • | Ideal For Latest Digital Cameras & Camcorders | | • | Records & Stores Videos, Music & Images | | • | Digital Camera, PDA, Digital Music Players, 8 Gb |
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Product Description
HP 8 GB SDHC Class 4 Flash Memory Card Q6276A. Secure Digital High Capacity Card with 8 GB Capacity. It is ideal card for all the latest digital cameras and camcorders. It is a Class 4 memory card. It records and stores music, videos, and images.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 19
 Use in Picture Frame March 7, 2010
R. Donnelly
I bought this for my Sony picture frame. I've put 2000 high res pictures and still have 13 Gig free. I couldn't be happier.
Works with my Nikon D5000 March 5, 2010
Sourav Ghosh (CA, USA)
No problems yet, works great. Stores my pictures, does no more :). I dont expect more no one should do so as it shouldn't do anything more. Has nothing to do with quality as its supposed to store data, if your data has quality then this will store it. Got that.
Great card February 22, 2010
A. Bulychev
Not the fastest out there, but so far the card proved itself more reliable than A-Data products.
Use it to keep all my library on the E-book reader
Good quality/price but not a top-speed champion (Class 4 does not mean 'fast') February 19, 2010
A. Dent (Minas Anor, GD)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
HP's 8GB SDHC card appears to be one of the better buys at the time of this review, as far as price/performance/capacity is concerned. In my case, it fulfills the task assigned - store a large number of photos for an electronic picture frame to display. However, its relatively low write speed may NOT make it suitable if the intended use was in a camera taking large 'rapid fire' shots.
PERFORMANCE
I would like to note that I did not test the card with a camera but it's stated 'Class 4' speed class, which is the equivalent of a 26x speed rating should guarantee a MINIMUM of 4MB/s.
Unlike the 'x' ratings, the speed class ratings are NOT certified by an independent body so, more or less, you will have to decide whether you trust the card's maker. It so happens that I DID test the card myself and I found that I could copy 1.6 GB worth of photos in about 5 minutes. This is 5MB/s for writing on the card for the first time, indicating that the Class 4/26x claim is honest.
Practically, if you are going to use this card in a camera, depending on the quality of the pics you are taking, you may or may not be happy with its performance. At 12 megapixels, a 100% quality JPG would produce a 2-3 MB file so, without even counting the overhead, your camera will spend about half second, possibly more to write to the card which may or may not be in line with your own expectation. For better performance, look for a higher 'class' number 133x/Class 20, for example, should support 20 MB/s or writing up to 10 12-megapixel JPG photo files per second.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES/CONCERNS
The card comes formatted as FAT32 and my Vista Enterprise computer was able to write to it. If, for whatever reason, FAT32 is not what you need, you should be able to format it under Windows/Vista, Mac or Unix/Linux to whatever you may need.
Not ALL cameras support FAT32. Older cameras may only be aware of FAT16 and can't see any card larger that 4GB. If in doubt, check with the manufacturer or maybe read your camera's reviews at Amazon.
Related to the above - anyone who may have a device meant to use SD cards should be aware that SDHC may not work with it so it's better to ask the maker.
Finally, one nice thing about HP's card - it comes with a write-protect tab. If you are not using your card in a camera and want to prevent accidental writes, move the tab to the 'lock' position but, be careful, it will NOT work with your camera if you forget to move the tab back to 'unlock'.
RATING
This is a honestly rated Class 4 card. Class 4, as I explained, means SLOW so, if blazing-fast write speed is not an issue, this is probably what you need given the price and the maker's reputation - by the way, the card is manufactured in Japan.
For what it is, the card deserves 5 stars.
Works the way it should February 15, 2010
Larry C. Bowers (Southside, Al)
I purchased it for a Panasonic HD Camcorder and it has worked flawlessly. Cheap and dependable.
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