Transcend 8GB SDHC CARD (SD 2.0 SPD Class 6)

I have been using this card for almost a month now in my Sanyo Xacti VPC-E1 and it works great!!! I'm really bad about uploading my videos and pictures to my computer and tend to go a really long time until I get around to doing it, so this i perfect for me!

I bought this item a few months back for an ASUS Eee PC. Sometime later the Eee PC went south in odd ways, and after some tinkering I managed to isolate the 8 GB flash card as a suspect. I reformatted it and put it in a digital camera to see if I got errors there.

It worked fine for a while and then I started to get errors while trying to dump pictures from the card after plugging it into my HP desktop. The first error I recovered the card after a file system repair, the second time the card had to be reformatted. Since I couldn't trust it, I tossed it. Incidentally, the HP desktop worked fine with other flash cards.

I would say that the card worked fine most of the time in both the Eee PC and the digital camera. Since I have only one sample point to consider, there's no way I have of knowing if there was a real problem with the product, or if the chip I bought was an "outlier" and other chips work fine in general. But I throw out my experience as a data point.

works as expected and what a great price! (less than $20) Best deal I have gotten in a while.

I purchased this memory along with a Canon XSi. The card would allow the camera to take pictures and would save them to be viewed via the camera's preview function, but I could not download any of the pictures to a computer or printer. I couldn't even recover the files using some high end data recovery software. I have since been using several of my 1GB Sandisk memory cards that I use with my point-and-shoot cameras and they work perfectly. Don't waste your money on this worthless piece of silicon and plastic. It's not worth the hassle.

WORKED GREAT--JUST PLUGGED IT IN TO PANASONIC LUMIX DIG. STILL CAMERA AND STARTED TO USE MOVIE FUNCTION