A-DATA 8GB MicroSDHC Card $39.99 Shipped @ Meritline
I have not been tracking MicroSDHC prices as much as I used to since I got my 6GB card a few months back. Turns out that prices have dropped drastically since I paid $65 for 6GB.
I just got emailed a deal by Robert for a 8GB card from Meritline where they have it going for $39.99 with free shipping. I did notice a slightly lower price at Amazon for a SanDisk card for $32.68 but it comes out to more than $39.99 shipped.
In short this is less of a crazy deal but more to let everybody know that 8GB cards are not as pricey as they used to be. That along with the fact that OS 4.5 lets you support cards above 4GB is a perfect reason to pick one up.
Let me know if you find any better deals!
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Oh, the GREED…
Wait!!! Are you saying that since I installed OS 4.5 that the 4GB limit for my 8320 has been pushed up? How high?
Thanks, I just ordered one.
Love berryreview.com!
According to Amazon it is 34.13 + $4.50 shipping which is $38.63
Shipping is probably based on location. For me it was near 9$
Wow, thats good deal again! dang..ha! I did ordered 4GB SDHC on Meritline for 19.00 bucks: http://blkbrytech.blogspot.com/2008/06/meritline-online.html
Really thank to berryreivew.com
I already have this card in my (FREE.. thanks to this site!) Pearl 8120 … it sees 7.6 GB. It’s fantastic!
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