BLAZING 16GB SDHC Class 6 ( Secure Digital High Capacity ) Memory Card

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Store 16GB in a card the size of a postage stamp! The Secure Digital High Capacity 16GB memory card offers incredible storage power in the smallest of packages. Compatible with Panasonic HDC-HS9 HDC-SD9 DMC-FZ50S FX150K FX150K FX150S TZ4S TZ5A TZ5K TZ5S FZ28K FZ28S FS20K FS20P FS20S FS3A FS3P FS3S FS5K FS5R FS5S FX35A FX35K FX35S FX37A FX37K FX37S FX37W -G1A G1K G1R LZ10K LZ10S

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• Model: W2 SDHC-16GB_M070
• Shipping Weight: 0.25lbs
• Manufactured by: Accessory Power

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BLAZING 16GB SDHC Class 6 ( Secure Digital High Capacity ) Memory Card
[W2 SDHC-16GB_M070]W2 SDHC-16GB_M070

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• Model: W2 SDHC-16GB_M070
• Shipping Weight: 0.25lbs
• Manufactured by: Accessory Power

Do I need a BLAZING 16GB SDHC Class 6 ( Secure Digital High Capacity ) Memory Card?

• Although some cameras already come with flash memory, which allows you to store any pictures taken in the camera itself, the capacity of a camera’s flash memory is usually small, holding a very limited amount of photos and videos. Unless you constantly have access to the computer where you store your pictures, this can quickly become a problem. A memory card, like the BLAZING 16GB SDHC Class 6 ( Secure Digital High Capacity ) Memory Card easily solves this situation, giving you more storage space for photos and videos and less hassle of constantly having to save pictures to your computer.

What is the right memory card for me and my camera?

• As there are several types of memory cards used, the first step would be to verify which memory card is compatible with your camera. This information could be found on the camera’s body, in the user manual, camera specs, on the camera’s packaging or by calling the manufacturer.

• Determine the storage capacity you need and how much you’d like to spend. For instance, a 2GB SD memory card would be a very economical option and stores about 700 photos (at 10 Megapixels) while a 32GB card has a much larger capacity, but it will also cost you more.

• You should also take speed into account when buying a memory card, as this will affect how quickly you can take pictures. Since modern cameras are capable of supporting higher speeds than those offered by SD cards today, feel free to pick the fastest memory card within your budget.