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List Price: $54.99
Our Price: Too low to display
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Sony
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Average Customer Rating:     

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Batteries Included: 0 Binding: Electronics Brand: Sony Color: Black EAN: 0027242736207 Feature: Write Speed - 32Mbps When combined with optimized Memory Stick PRO format-compatible devices Is Autographed: 0 Is Memorabilia: 0 Label: Sony Manufacturer: Sony Model: MSMT4G Publisher: Sony Size: 4 GB Studio: Sony
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Features
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Write Speed - 32Mbps When combined with optimized Memory Stick PRO format-compatible devices
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Editorial Reviews:
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4GB memory capacity * supports read and write speeds of up to 32 Mbps * designed to operate with high-def AVCHD recording devices * some memory required for system management * SDMI-compliant MagicGate encryption technology *
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:      Summary: Two hours and more Comment: The 8GB card worked immediately and without any changes to the settings in my Sony HDX-CV7. The card provides over two hours of HD video. The battery is now on the critial path because it only lasts for about 90 minutes. I took the 4GB card from the video camera and now use it in my DSC-T200 camera.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Fast and reliable but a little bit expensive Comment: Fast and reliable but a little bit expensive compared with other medias of the same size.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Original Comment: It's very good Memory stick for my photo camera.
At least it's an original one, and it has the adapter for use it with my notebook directly.
It's OK.
Customer Rating:      Summary: cannot remove write protect Comment: worked reasonably well with the SONY cybershot camera. all of the sudden the camera says the card is write protected , no support or online way to unprotect the card to make it usable. don't waste your money, I have wasted hours already. there is no physical switch and no documentation on the SONY site.
Customer Rating:      Summary: No complaints, but a lil pricey Comment: I would probably go with an 8GB, but if you aren't doing vids this will be more than what you need.
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