Yesterday I was bumming around in different stores looking at photo equipment when I ran into a display of Sandisk compact flash cards. The store was a Best Buys store.
They had the Ultra III 30mb. Professional cards. I was looking to find an 8 gig. card for an up coming trip to Sitka, Alaska. The price on the 8 gig. cards is astronomical every place I looked.
Well, the 8 gig Ultra III's were $169 each.
Right beside them was a peg that held 4 gig. Ultra III's and I was amazed to see the price! $49 each. 


I happily grabbed the remaining 3 cards that remained on the peg!
I got 3 4gig. 30 mb per second Professional cards for less than I would have paid for a single 8 gig. card! 

So, if you happen to have a Best Buy Store in your neighborhood and you need another compact flash card; you had best rush down to the store to see if you can save some Big Bucks!
Dick
Anyone else confused as to why there are Ultra III 30mb cards?
I'm sure you mean Extreme III 30bm/s (2008) cards... Which means that you should forget about them and get a cheaper Ultra II card. You won't need them if you have no idea what they are.
On another note, you can get Extreme III 8gb cards for 100 bucks from b&h, with a 40 dollar discount, bringing it down to just 60 bucks.

In other words, I was asking the OP if the wording on the card says "Ultra III" or "Extreme III" because he said that it just said "Extreme III" on the box yet he referred to the cards as Ultra III.

