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Vegas Poboy
3rd of November 2003 (Mon), 16:29
For all those who care, Newegg.com has the lexar cards for $266.00
So far thats the best deal from a decent company I've seen in awhile. That also includes free shipping.
shafiq
3rd of November 2003 (Mon), 18:55
Vegas Poboy wrote:
For all those who care, Newegg.com has the lexar cards for $266.00
So far thats the best deal from a decent company I've seen in awhile. That also includes free shipping.

Sure is. Bought mine from them back on 10/06 for $265 free shipping. What a bargain :-)

I have bought stuff from them before. Never an issue.

Shafiq
Orogeny
3rd of November 2003 (Mon), 19:00
I just bought a Kingston 512 MB CF card from them for $101 with no shipping. I have used them before for computer purchases and I must say they are one of the best on-line companies out there.

Tim
CyberDyneSystems
3rd of November 2003 (Mon), 19:44
I use Newegg all the time as well. My Transcend 30X 1 gig was $210.00!!!
Canuck
3rd of November 2003 (Mon), 20:16
Man that seems like a real deal compared to my 140 quid 512MB CF card from Jessops! Although I managed to get a 2nd one for $150, but this was the end of April this year. The extortion rate is around $1.75 to 1 quid. Note I use extortion rate because the one bank here that is convienent is run by Bank of America and I think you know about that. Enough said, lest I need to tell someone.

Cheers from England,
Canuck
Yarin
8th of November 2003 (Sat), 02:00
Orogeny wrote:
I just bought a Kingston 512 MB CF card from them for $101 with no shipping. I have used them before for computer purchases and I must say they are one of the best on-line companies out there.

Tim

Yeah I just got the same card for $104 - $13 rebate from eCOST.com. The 1GB cards don't seem cost effective to me just yet. They are more than double the price of 512mb cards.

Check out this page to see how your Canon does with each CF card on the market.

http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/multi_page.asp?cid=6007