Average customer rating:
- Great value
- useful for a little more than a year
- A good, basic phone
- Outstanding value+design
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Sony IT-B3 Corded Phone with Speed Dial (White)
Manufacturer: Sony
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Product Features:
- Single-line corded phone
- 10 programmable speed-dial presets
- Adjustable ringer volume, pulse/tone switching
- Last number redial, wall mountable
- Hearing aid compatible
ASIN: B00000K1RO |
Product Description
The IT-B3 features 10 Number Speed Dialing, which provides simple two-step dialing of the business and personal numbers you call frequently. Last Number Redial redials the last number called at a single touch. Memory Pause places a momentary pause in the memory dialing sequence to allow time for accessing an outside line or obtaining a second dial tone when using an alternative long distance carrier. Instant Tone Switch allows you to access computerized dialing services (including bank-by-phone or alternative long distance) even if your service is pulse dialing. Adjustable Ring high/low volume, or off helps prevent unwanted interruptions. The IT-B3 is hearing aid compatible. Wall-mountable, no bracket necessary - direct wall-mount.
Amazon.com Review
The Sony IT-B3 corded telephone combines convenience with simplicity, offering easy speed dialing, last number redial, and lightweight portability in a sleek and simple design suitable for nearly any room.
Setting up the Sony IT-B3 is as quick as connecting the phone cord to your wall jack and the phone's base unit. The IT-B3 easily stores 10 phone numbers for speed dialing; we successfully completed the four-step speed dial setup after just one fast check of the instruction manual. This corded phone also has programmable memory pause capability (called PBX dialing by Sony), a feature allowing speed dialing when you must call via an outside line, last number redial, and mixed pulse-tone dialing. Ringer volume and pulse-tone switches are on the side of the base unit.
We found the IT-B3's handset easily gripable and particularly comfortable because of an ergonomically inspired finger rest just above the mouthpiece. The phone's modest dimensions let it easily fit on a crowded countertop or desk, or on a narrow wall space, making it especially practical for home office, kitchen, or workshop use.
Our only complaints where that the speed-dial function is accessed with a button labeled Recall, perhaps easily confused with the Redial button. Also, a receiver volume control would enhance convenience.
Sony's dependability and limited one-year warranty make the IT-B3 a sensible choice for everyday phone use.
Pros:
- Easy, two-step speed dialing of up to 10 numbers
- User-friendly memory programming
- Lightweight and easily portable
- Simple, compact design
- Matches any décor
Cons:
- Poorly labeled speed-dial button
- No receiver volume control
Amazon.com Product Description
The Sony IT-B3 corded phone is a no-frills reliable communication solution when all you want to do is talk. The base unit offers desk or wall mounting, and the corded handset fits comfortably in your hand or on your shoulder.
Dialing is done through the base unit, which offers up to 10 programmable speed-dial presets, as well as last number redial. The IT-B3 is hearing aid compatible, has an adjustable ringer volume control, and works with most PBX systems in cases where you need to dial for an outside line.
Whether you're looking for a standalone phone, or perhaps a backup phone that doesn't require power during outages, the IT-B3 is a simple and low-cost choice.
What's in the Box
Sony IT-B3 corded phone, 7-foot phone line cord, 6-inch line cord for wall mounting, 3-foot coiled handset cord, user's guide, warranty information
Customer Reviews:
Great value.......2004-04-24
If all you need is a good vanilla phone, not a communications center, you can't do much better. I swear by these phones. Been using them since 1995 -- one I broke, the other I gave to my girlfriend. Am now on my third. Take reasonable care with them, they last forever.
Sound quality is great, they are attractive, feel nice in the hand, and don't require a day of instruction manual reading.
What a shame Sony stopped making them.
Beware of getting these used -- half of them seem to have been abused in some way, but they're worth the search if you can find one in good condition.
useful for a little more than a year.......2001-11-27
First, we switched cords because the one provided is a bit short. But the phone was as good as advertised until the plastic that holds the phone to the wall became brittle and broke off. Now it just hangs there from the wall by the little wire that connects to the jack, begging to be replaced.
A good, basic phone.......2000-08-09
This is a nice little phone. Although the handset is small, it is comfortable to hold and has a hefty feel which some larger handsets lack. It has good sound quality, and seems to avoid the noise and static our other phone (the one we're about to replace) picks up.
Outstanding value+design.......2000-06-09
This phone is perfect for any place in the home. The quality and material construction is very good. It has a simple matte finish that doesn't grease or dirty too easily. The ergonomics of hands-free talking is quite comparable to any Dreyfuss traditional hand sets. There is a nice heft at the top/front end like the old ATT merlin units.
The button layout and memory functions are straight forward. There's actually a nice positive feel when depressing the buttons - critical when you're trying to call in to that radio station for the big prize.
It's got all the standard things at a more than reasonable cost. They come in a range of colors too - not necessarily here online, but I've seen everything from business black/grey to camo green.
Product Description
The IT-B3 features 10 Number Speed Dialing, which provides simple two-step dialing of the business and personal numbers you call frequently. Last Number Redial redials the last number called at a single touch. Memory Pause places a momentary pause in the memory dialing sequence to allow time for accessing an outside line or obtaining a second dial tone when using an alternative long distance carrier. Instant Tone Switch allows you to access computerized dialing services (including bank-by-phone or alternative long distance) even if your service is pulse dialing. Adjustable Ring high/low volume, or off helps prevent unwanted interruptions. The IT-B3 is hearing aid compatible. Wall-mountable, no bracket necessary - direct wall-mount.
Amazon.com Review
The Sony IT-B3 corded telephone combines convenience with simplicity, offering easy speed dialing, last number redial, and lightweight portability in a sleek and simple design suitable for nearly any room.
Setting up the Sony IT-B3 is as quick as connecting the phone cord to your wall jack and the phone's base unit. The IT-B3 easily stores 10 phone numbers for speed dialing; we successfully completed the four-step speed dial setup after just one fast check of the instruction manual. This corded phone also has programmable memory pause capability (called PBX dialing by Sony), a feature allowing speed dialing when you must call via an outside line, last number redial, and mixed pulse-tone dialing. Ringer volume and pulse-tone switches are on the side of the base unit.
We found the IT-B3's handset easily gripable and particularly comfortable because of an ergonomically inspired finger rest just above the mouthpiece. The phone's modest dimensions let it easily fit on a crowded countertop or desk, or on a narrow wall space, making it especially practical for home office, kitchen, or workshop use.
Our only complaints where that the speed-dial function is accessed with a button labeled Recall, perhaps easily confused with the Redial button. Also, a receiver volume control would enhance convenience.
Sony's dependability and limited one-year warranty make the IT-B3 a sensible choice for everyday phone use.
Pros:
- Easy, two-step speed dialing of up to 10 numbers
- User-friendly memory programming
- Lightweight and easily portable
- Simple, compact design
- Matches any décor
Cons:
- Poorly labeled speed-dial button
- No receiver volume control
Amazon.com Product Description
The Sony IT-B3 corded phone is a no-frills reliable communication solution when all you want to do is talk. The base unit offers desk or wall mounting, and the corded handset fits comfortably in your hand or on your shoulder.
Dialing is done through the base unit, which offers up to 10 programmable speed-dial presets, as well as last number redial. The IT-B3 is hearing aid compatible, has an adjustable ringer volume control, and works with most PBX systems in cases where you need to dial for an outside line.
Whether you're looking for a standalone phone, or perhaps a backup phone that doesn't require power during outages, the IT-B3 is a simple and low-cost choice.
What's in the Box
Sony IT-B3 corded phone, 7-foot phone line cord, 6-inch line cord for wall mounting, 3-foot coiled handset cord, user's guide, warranty information
Product Description
The IT-B3 features 10 Number Speed Dialing, which provides simple two-step dialing of the business and personal numbers you call frequently. Last Number Redial redials the last number called at a single touch. Memory Pause places a momentary pause in the memory dialing sequence to allow time for accessing an outside line or obtaining a second dial tone when using an alternative long distance carrier. Instant Tone Switch allows you to access computerized dialing services (including bank-by-phone or alternative long distance) even if your service is pulse dialing. Adjustable Ring high/low volume, or off helps prevent unwanted interruptions. The IT-B3 is hearing aid compatible. Wall-mountable, no bracket necessary - direct wall-mount.
Amazon.com Review
The Sony IT-B3 corded telephone combines convenience with simplicity, offering easy speed dialing, last number redial, and lightweight portability in a sleek and simple design suitable for nearly any room.
Setting up the Sony IT-B3 is as quick as connecting the phone cord to your wall jack and the phone's base unit. The IT-B3 easily stores 10 phone numbers for speed dialing; we successfully completed the four-step speed dial setup after just one fast check of the instruction manual. This corded phone also has programmable memory pause capability (called PBX dialing by Sony), a feature allowing speed dialing when you must call via an outside line, last number redial, and mixed pulse-tone dialing. Ringer volume and pulse-tone switches are on the side of the base unit.
We found the IT-B3's handset easily gripable and particularly comfortable because of an ergonomically inspired finger rest just above the mouthpiece. The phone's modest dimensions let it easily fit on a crowded countertop or desk, or on a narrow wall space, making it especially practical for home office, kitchen, or workshop use.
Our only complaints where that the speed-dial function is accessed with a button labeled Recall, perhaps easily confused with the Redial button. Also, a receiver volume control would enhance convenience.
Sony's dependability and limited one-year warranty make the IT-B3 a sensible choice for everyday phone use.
Pros:
- Easy, two-step speed dialing of up to 10 numbers
- User-friendly memory programming
- Lightweight and easily portable
- Simple, compact design
- Matches any décor
Cons:
- Poorly labeled speed-dial button
- No receiver volume control
Amazon.com Product Description
The Sony IT-B3 corded phone is a no-frills reliable communication solution when all you want to do is talk. The base unit offers desk or wall mounting, and the corded handset fits comfortably in your hand or on your shoulder.
Dialing is done through the base unit, which offers up to 10 programmable speed-dial presets, as well as last number redial. The IT-B3 is hearing aid compatible, has an adjustable ringer volume control, and works with most PBX systems in cases where you need to dial for an outside line.
Whether you're looking for a standalone phone, or perhaps a backup phone that doesn't require power during outages, the IT-B3 is a simple and low-cost choice.
What's in the Box
Sony IT-B3 corded phone, 7-foot phone line cord, 6-inch line cord for wall mounting, 3-foot coiled handset cord, user's guide, warranty information
Customer Reviews:
redeemed.......2007-02-14
this person has gone out of their way to correct a defected item. they are very customer orientated
am very happy!
Keeps On Going.......2006-12-13
I can't even remember when I bought this phone but it's probably lasted longer than all my previous telephones combined. This thing just keeps on going. A great phone for those that don't need all the bells and whistles.
Sony IT-B3 Lasts 11 yrs (And Still Going Strong).......2005-07-10
If you're looking for a hardy, durable, easy-to-use phone that's reliable and lasts a long time, and are not looking for fancy features, this phone would be the perfect one.
I bought this phone way back in 1994 when I was first a student, and it still works ok today! My friends have commented that the sound quality on their side is excellent when I use this phone. In addition, this phone has survived countless knocks on wood, concrete, ceramic-tile, carpet, and other floors.
If such longevity were found in new electronics products, vendors hoping to make money from replacements would go out of business!
Only disadvantage is that besides having a memory of 10 stored-numbers, redial button, tone/pulse selection and 3 ringer-volumes (off, low, high), there arent any other features to crow about.
This phone cost me US$30 when I first got it (+ 8.25% tax), and that works out to US$3/yr. A really amazing piece of engineering for that price.
Very Pleased.......2002-02-04
I have owned this phone for over two years and I have been very pleased. Voice quality is excellent; it is light and can be used either on desktop or mounted on the wall. The ringer switch allows the user to set the ringer to off, low or high. Another switch allows easy changes between touch tone and rotary dialing. Other features include last number redial button as well the ability to program 10 speed dial numbers. The price is also very reasonable. I would not hesitate to purchase this item again.
Amazon.com Product Description
The 36248-M6 offers a reliable analog connection and 2.4 GHz transmission, giving you consistently clear conversations and plenty of room to roam. Its sleek design disguises a wide range of modern features. For those who subscribe to their local caller ID service, 40 names and numbers can be stored in the phone's memory, accessed via a two-line LCD built into the handset. With the display-and-dial feature, you can instantly redial any of the stored numbers. The phone also features an integrated answering system, which stores up to 15 minutes of messages, and is designed with full remote operation so that you can retrieve messages even when you're away from home. The base and handset can be used as a one-way intercom, letting the user at the base speak to the user of the handset.
The 36248-M6 also offers a 10-number memory for frequently dialed numbers, as well as redial, mute, and volume control. It's also designed to be compatible with hearing aids and headsets. The manufacturer includes a one-year warranty covering parts and service.
What's in the Box
Cordless handset, base, power cord with adapter, phone cord, phone battery, user's guide, warranty card
Customer Reviews:
Worst phone ever!.......2003-11-10
For some reason I have kept this phone for 2 years, even though I absolutely hate it. It gets really bad static, which is best remedied by banging it on the counter a few times. I am looking for a replacement now because I can't hear at all most of the time.
Can't Hear!!!..........2002-12-03
I Just returned this phone. I liked the features however, I could not hear who I was talking to. Even with the phone volume on the highest setting, I was not satisfied. My wife also could not hear. We used the phone for two days and returned it.
The search continues.
Nice features, but I can't be heard.......2002-08-11
I bought this phone about 3 weeks ago for the answering machine and a second phone. I can't use the phone though, because no one can hear me when I talk...I am sending the phone back to the company and will never buy a NW Bell phone. Do not buy this phone!!!
Do NOT buy this phone.......2002-06-18
This is the most annoying phone ever. Simple tasks are made difficult, with programming codes, etc. It is almost impossible to hear people talking. The volume on the answering machine can not muted. The worst thing of all is that the phone lets out an annoying beep every hour on the hour as it checks for voice mail messages. ** Even if it is free, do not get this phone. **
terrible reception.......2002-06-12
if you would like to be heard by the person you are talking to absolutely do not purchase this phone. It is terrible. It advertises 2.4ghz technology, however my 900hz phone works 10x's better. even if you increase the volume the caller can hear you as a whisper even if you are standing right next to the base. In addition, the answering machine is akward to use.
Product Description
NORTHWESTERN BELL 36248-M6 2.4 GHZ ANALOG CORDLESS TELEPHONE WITH ANSWERING SYSTEM AND CALLER ID (CHAMPAGNE)
Product Description
The Siemens 242 operates at the 2.4GHz frequency. The result is clear cordless transmission without static or interference from baby monitors and other cordless phones operating at crowded lower frequencies. ADPCM technology offers superior voice quality, and digital spread spectrum technology makes eavesdropping virtually impossible. Never before a cordless phone has done so many things so well.
Amazon.com Review
The Siemens 242 is a single-line, caller ID-equipped phone that operates on the 2.4 GHz band. Its 2.4 GHz technology ensures a clearer cordless transmission without static or interference from other cordless phones operating at crowded lower frequencies. Plus, digital spread spectrum technology provides optimum security from eavesdropping by "hopping" frequencies more than 100 times every second.
To set up the phone, we inserted the battery pack, plugged in the AC adapter, and charged the battery. After the initial 12-hour charge, the 240 normally recharges in four hours. The Siemens 242 has an unusual configuration in that the AC adapter plugs into an electrical outlet; from the AC adapter two cords emerge: a standard RJ-11 connector that plugs into the telephone wall jack and an RJ-45 connector that plugs into the 242 base station. The 240's controls were generally intuitive, but we did have to consult the manual to set the caller ID language (English, French, or Spanish), to manage the caller ID log, to change the ringer settings, and to program memory dialing. The phone is wall mountable, but the base's design causes it to protrude excessively from the wall.
In our tests of the 242, we placed the base on the floor, and the handset performed flawlessly to a distance of only about 40 feet. Distortion gradually increased as we moved away from the base, and the handset stopped functioning at 195 feet. This is not good performance for a phone in this class. We moved the base station in front of a window and repeated the tests. This time, the handset performed well to a distance of 130 feet and stopped functioning at 270 feet. This performance is much better but still not as good as less expensive 900 MHz DSS phones. Within close proximity to the base, sound quality was very good; the handset sounded only slightly softer than our reference corded desk phone.
The Siemens 242 displays caller ID/call waiting information on a three-line LCD. This LCD displays up to 30 calls and provides both redial and the time of the call. The Siemens 242 also features 10 programmable speed-dial numbers, a choice of four ring tones, base-to-handset paging, ringer and receiver volume controls, two-way charging positions, out-of- range alert, and more. An internal antenna protects the phone against accidental damage. The Siemens 242 comes with a lightweight cordless handset, a base with a built-in charger, a battery pack, a user's manual, and a belt clip. Siemens offers a one-year warranty on this phone. --Mike Brown
Pros:
- Very clear signal when close to the base
- Lightweight and comfortable to hold
- Easy to set up and use
Cons:
- Less range than typical 900 MHz DSS phones
Amazon.com Product Description
The Siemens 242 is a single-line, caller ID-equipped cordless phone that operates on the 2.4 GHz band. The 2.4 GHz technology ensures a clearer cordless transmission without static or interference from other cordless phones operating at crowded lower frequencies. Digital spread spectrum technology provides optimum security from eavesdropping by "hopping" frequencies more than 100 times every second.
With built-in caller ID/call waiting ID capability, the Siemens 242 features a three-line LCD display that shows up to 30 calls and provides both redial and the time of the call. Another feature of the display is that it can show information in English, French, or Spanish.
Other convenience features of the Siemens 242 include 10 programmable speed-dial numbers, a choice of four ring tones, base-to-handset paging, ringer and receiver volume controls, two-way charging positions, and out-of-range alert. An internal antenna guards against accidental damage. The Siemens 242 comes with a lightweight cordless handset, a base with built-in charger, a battery pack, a user's manual, and a belt clip. Siemens also provides a one-year warranty on this product.
Customer Reviews:
Attractive design and function, but wireless network interference--inconsistent and not especially durable.......2005-10-02
I was looking for a caller-ID, call-waiting capable phone for my new home. Nearly everything I looked at online was very ugly. I was drawn to this phone for its visual appeal, very sleek and European, with no antennas on either the handset or the base. I ordered a refurbished one at a very good price, and it arrived with the look and feel of a brand new product. Although several features are programmable, I was able to start using the phone as soon as the battery was fully charged without programming anything or even looking at the instructions. Programming a choice of ring tones and ring tone volume proved to be very simple; the range of tones and volumes is limited but sufficient for my needs. Sound quality is very good, in my opinion, although I do hear a modest echo of my voice when I call. I got used to this and forgot about it quickly. The handset is lightweight, and the design has the added advantage that the handset can be placed face (keyboard and display) up or down in the cradle, so it's possible to see what's on the caller ID display without taking the handset out of the cradle. The only problem I have discovered so far is that the phone does interfere with my wireless internet network, which is a problem that I believe is common to all 2.4GHz cordless phones in proximity to 802.11b networks. This is only a problem if I want to phone and surf the net at the same time, which is not often, and at those times I suppose I can just use the corded phone on my desk. Some might find this a sufficient reason not to buy the phone, but I am very pleased with my purchase despite this drawback, and I have not found another cordless phone that has appealing enough looks to find a place in my home. I expect I may buy a second unit and just live with the network interference problem as the price of getting almost everything I want in a cordless phone.
***Update several months later: I bought a number of these units (refurbished or used) to put all over my house. The failure rate of the units is quite high, and at times the WiFi interference is horrible, even when I'm not surfing the web. On second thought, looks great, but not recommended. Less than a year after purchase, I am looking to replace my entire system with a 5.8 GHz one that will not interfere with my wireless network.
This phone eats batteries.......2003-08-15
Batteries die after a extremely short life. Customer service says that a Nickle Metal Hydride battery should be used instead. Well, if that was the case, why didn't they supply one with the phone? The handset gets very warm when charging unless placed face-down on the base. When the battery dies, the handset/base get very hot and might pose a fire hazard; they should all be recalled and replaced with a better design.
Good feature set marred by unexpected inconveniences.......2002-07-12
While this phone basically does what it advertises to do, it fails to impress because of a certain amount of thoughtlessness in the details.
For example, it is, in fact, imbued with a reliable caller ID service, speed dialing, and a helpful caller log. But the LED screen isn?t backlit. As a result all those neat features aren?t usable at night, when you perhaps need them most. Likewise, its small size at first seems a convenience?until you remember that comfort is more important in a home phone than portability. Bigger phones are better around the house, where you tend to want a phone you can actually rest on your shoulder.
But its bigger offenses, I think, have to do with the way it performs its most basic functions: power and reception.
It requires much more recharge time on the base than much older phones, and that charge evaporates quite quickly?even when the phone is not in active use. Worse, my particular unit?and maybe all of them--doesn?t reliably snap into the base. It?s possible to put the phone in the cradle and yet not have the contacts touch. As a result, the phone could spend hours in the cradle without recharging at all.
Its reception, too, is baffling. While does have a fair range, it seems to pick up background noise more clearly than the sound of my voice--clearly the opposite of how you want a phone to work.
I don?t mean to sound too negative, here. Most of the time it works like it?s supposed to. But I can?t help feeling if it had been tweaked with a little more market research, Seimens might have come up with a more practical product.
nice simple phone...but.......2002-04-07
The LCD or key pad does not have a light. Really inconvenient for low light use. Sound is OK, both sending and receiving.
242 is defective.......2002-03-12
sound from the earpiece starts dimming/coming back, to the point where I can not hear the conversation! had staples replace, then had siemens replace, conclusion, a 100$ piece of junk!
would never buy a siemens phone again.
Average customer rating:
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Microsoft Windows Terminal Server 2003 Client Additional License for Device- 5 User
Manufacturer: Microsoft
ProductGroup: Software
Binding: CD-ROM
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Product Features:
- Brand new Full Retail box
ASIN: B00008MNXY
Release Date: 2003-04-16 |
Product Description
License - - 5 Device CAL(s) - Standard - PC - English
Amazon.com Product Description
Terminal Server lets you deliver Windows-based applications or the Windows desktop itself, to virtually any computing device--including those that cannot run Windows. Terminal Server provides this capability for both Windows and non-Windows-based client devices. When a user runs an application on Terminal Server, all of the application execution takes place on the server and only keyboard, mouse and display information traverses the network.
With Remote Desktop for Administration (formerly known as Terminal Services in Remote Administration mode), you can administer a computer from virtually any computer on your network. Based on Terminal Services technology, Remote Desktop for Administration is specifically designed for server management.
Terminal Server Session Directory is a feature that allows users to easily reconnect to a disconnected session in a load balanced Terminal Server farm. Session Directory is compatible with the Windows Server 2003 load balancing service, and is supported by third-party external load balancer products from manufacturers such as F5 Networks and Radware.
Note: This is one additional Windows Server 2003 Terminal Server Device CAL.
Product Description
SanDisk Ultra II digital memory flashcards are ideal for your most demanding photo shoots, including photo journalism and event, sports, nature and fashion photography, when using high-resolution digital-camera equipment.
Customer Reviews:
So far so good.......2007-06-12
I looked at and read about and price shopped SD cards until until I was exhausted, then I went with a name brand and been satisfied.
Scandisk 512 MB.......2007-05-12
This disk holds so many pictures! I think I am at 140+ and I still have room for more. I don't even have to delete any of them to make room for more. And picture clarity isn't compromised at all; every shot was clear and the colors vibrant.
Great necessity for camera.......2007-05-07
Great product that allows your camera to hold many more photos. Highly recommend!
Usefull.......2007-03-25
Very usefull for my new camera (Canon Power Shot A540). It works perfectly and allows me to take a lot of pictures with high resolution.
Memory card.......2007-03-15
I received this quality product in a very short period of time at a very good rate. The product performs splendidly.
Average customer rating:
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Sandisk 512MB ULTRA II SD (SDSDH-512) & BlueProton USB 2.0 Secure Digital Card Reader Writer
Manufacturer: BlueProton
ProductGroup: CE
Categories
| Electronics
| Accessories & Supplies
| Audio & Video
| Camera & Photo
| Car Electronics
| Computers & Add-Ons
| GPS & Navigation
| Home Automation & Security
| Office Electronics
Product Features:
- Sandisk 512MB Ultra II Secure Digital SD Card
- Ultra II High speed shooting capacity
- Faster write speed means less time between shots
- Lifetime Warranty from Sandisk (Card reader 1yr warranty)
- SDSDH-512-901 + BlueProton USB 2.0 Card Reader (Purple)
ASIN: B000QVD67W |
Product Description
The new SanDisk Ultra II SD cards have a minimum sustained write speed of 9 megabytes (MB) per second and a read speed of 10 MB per second. Get faster speed for all the things you do. In the fast-paced world of Digital Photography, you rely on your camera and its capabilities. You also rely on your SD cards to be fast, reliable and compatible with your camera.
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