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HP 32GB SDHC Class 10

Amazon has a solid deal on an HP 32GB SDHC card for only $19.99.  The deal is valid through July 19 or until they run out.  I use one of these in my Sony NEX-C3 and have no complaints. Details here at Amazon.

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Amazon has a solid deal on an HP 32GB SDHC card for only $20.99.  The deal is valid through June 30 or until they run out.  This card appears to be manufactured by PNY and has received solid ratings from customers at Amazon.  I just ordered one for myself as well.  Details here at Amazon.

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HP 32GB SDHC

Amazon has an HP 32GB Class 10 SDHC for only $22.49 today.  This appears to be manufactured by PNY.

While this is a solid deal for the size and speed, if you want something more mainstream, B&H has a Lexar 32GB Platinum II Class 10 card for $25.95, as well as a 32GB SanDisk Ultra Class 10 UHS-I card for $25.95.  Or, you can get a 2-pack of the Lexar cards for $41.16, which is the best deal around right now.  There’s free shipping on all of these cards at B&H right now.

The Class 10 rating is a rating intended for evaluating video capture performance.  In this case, Class 10 is the fastest rating currently available for video performance, which means these will work with just about every HD video camera on the market today.  For a more detailed explanation of SD card classes and speed ratings, check out my prior article on Demystifying SD Cards.

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Buy.com has several solid deals on cameras and other gear this week.  Check out the links below for the respective deals. [click to continue…]

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HP CW450t

HP has announced several new products at PMA 2010 – the HP CW450, PW550z, SW450, CW450t and PW460t point and shoot cameras, as well as the V1020h, V5061u and V5560u camcorders.  All of these new cameras are budget-friendly and range in price from $99 to $199.

More details in the press release below. [click to continue…]

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HP today announced the newest additions to its digital photography portfolio, designed to empower customers to do more with their digital assets across the printing ecosystem at retail, online or at home.

The technologies are being demonstrated in the HP booth in Hall 4.1 at Photokina 2008, one of the world’s largest photography tradeshows for consumers, professionals and retailers. [click to continue…]

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