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Subject:
Digital Memory Card Case
Category: Sports and Recreation > Hobbies and Crafts Asked by: kelly66-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
09 May 2005 21:08 PDT
Expires: 08 Jun 2005 21:08 PDT Question ID: 519807 |
I have a lot of small digital memory cards. I don't want to lose them, and I prefer to have them close by in case I need them. I never want to be without additional memory in case the card in my camera fills up. Is there a product out there that can help me better manage my memory cards? |
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Subject:
Re: Digital Memory Card Case
From: monkeyallen-ga on 09 May 2005 21:27 PDT |
Use Froogle If in USA - http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=memory+card+holder&btnG=Search+Froogle OR http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=memory+card+wallet&btnG=Search+Froogle |
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Re: Digital Memory Card Case
From: jporter67-ga on 09 May 2005 21:29 PDT |
Hi Kelly, I saw this product called the iPorter. It holds 3 memory cards. The cool thing about this holder is it fits on your key chain or could clip to your camera bag, so it would be perfect for what you want to do, which is keep your cards handy and close, prevent loss, and protect the cards while they are not in use. A company called ePorter, Inc. holds the rights to market them and is selling them on their website. You can see the company website at http://www.eporterinc.com. Just click the "Buy Now" link and you are taken to their online shopping cart. According to ePorter, Inc., the case can hold SD cards, MMC cards, Memory Stick Duo, xD cards, mini-SD, Reduced Size MMC, and other similar sized cards. You can also see what others are saying about them, by reading reviews written about the iPorter xSD. They are selling their cases in a two-pack for $9.95. |
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Re: Digital Memory Card Case
From: 96intrepid-ga on 09 May 2005 21:50 PDT |
There are several card cases on the market. You could try doing a search for memory card case or memory card holder. I did find many cases out there, but most of them were soft or if they were more rigid so that they could better protect your cards, then they usually were restricted to one card type. I looked at the iPorter mentioned by jporter67 and they seem to offer a lot of flexibility that is not out there in the other cases. The reviews were rather positive. One attractive featuer I noticed is the case is small compared to other holders, and so it is easier to pack around. |
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