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Usually ships in 1-2 business days | | Only 1 left in stock, order soon! | | | | | | CL) MU) HIT 4GB MICRODRIVE W/CASE | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Weight: | 1.0 pounds | | Package Length: | 7.7 inches | | Package Width: | 5.2 inches | | Package Height: | 1.2 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.1 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 12 reviews |
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| | Features | 4GB removable storage in a one-inch hard drive weighing just over half an ounce!Industry standard CF+ Type II formatIncorporates leading edge HITACHI technologies for maximum capacity, performance and reliabilityRubber bumpers for shock absorptionMaximum sustained data rate of over 7MB/sec
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21 of 23 found the following review helpful:
 works fantastic in Canon 20D, no fragility problems.... Mar 29, 2005
By Snoopy
"Snoopy fan"
so, i bought the 2GB Hitachi Microdrive for my girlfriend when i got her a brand new Canon 20D.... fantastic camera, and you would think that she would have no problems with 2GB worth of room (500+ pictures).... i was wrong.... several shoots later of waterfowl along the coast she kept filling the 2GB card due to the continuous shoot mode of the 20D (5 pics/second for 5 seconds)... she then had to 'borrow' my 1/2 GB compact flash card from my Canon 410... so i looked up what the 4GB microdrive was going for and was very pleased to see this drive listed... was hesitant at first in terms of the Pexagon label, but found out that they are just a US distributor for Hitachi.... so i took the plunge and am very glad of it.... reformatted the card with the camera just to make sure it was all set and it has worked flawlessly ever since.... she has yet to fill it on a single shoot!!! (although she has come close a couple of times)... and thus far we have never had an issue with either microdrive, especially in terms of reliability... i know some folks are concerned about shock ratings and the like, but as long as you take care of the card as well as you take care of your camera i don't see from an engineering perspective why there would be any issues.... great buy!!!!!
19 of 21 found the following review helpful:
It's really a Microdrive! Feb 18, 2005
By Propellerhead
If you're looking for a Microdrive, you can't beat the price of this particular distribution. The units I recieved were exactly the same model number as the unit supplied with the JVC Everio camcorder I recently purchased. I feared that the low price implied that the performace specs would differ but they don't.
If you own a digital SLR or any digital camera that takes CF Type II cards, these drives are great! My Nikon D100 will store 1200+ hi-res 5 Megapixel JPEG compressed images using a 4GB drive. I now own three of the 4GB drives and one 1GB drive. I think 3.5 hours of video or 3,900 images should get me through most vacations without running out of space. The last trip I took to Cambodia I was forced to either delete photos or burn CDs. That's not an issue with these drives. Supposedly 6GB & 8GB versions will be released later in 2005. When those become available shooting in RAW will be practical and the lossy JPEG format will be a thing of the past.
9 of 12 found the following review helpful:
The real thing Mar 22, 2005
By Nkp
This is a genuine Hitachi microdrive in original packaging. The word 'Pexagon' nowhere to be seen. Excellent value.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Hitachi 4gb Microdrive Sep 06, 2005
By T. Laynor
An excellent purchase to accessorize my new Nikon D70 digital single lens reflex camera. In the default large format mode of the Nikon D70, this CompactFlash microdrive will hold in excess of 2200 photos. Too much? My last major vacation resulted in over 1500 photos, so do the math. A single 1gb CompactFlash card will probably cost more than $125.00, I bought this microdrive on special for just a little bit more! It's a bit sluggish when downloading to the computer (either with the card still in the camera or in the computer) but that's the only fault I can find with it! An excellent product, easy to use, and well worth the money! You can Froogle it, but Amazon has the best price!
5 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Brilliant Jun 01, 2005
By Mr. Paul Walsh
I bought this with a few concerns. But I am so impressed. A Hitachi 4GB microdrive. It's just great. It works brilliantly in my Canon EOS 20D. I can get almost 1,000 picts at high JPG resolution. I've not had a single problem with it. Well worth the money.
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