p.1 #1 · Lexar Professional 1000x UDMA CompactFlash rebates!
B&H Photo is offering rebates on Lexar Professional 1000x UDMA CompactFlash memory cards with free shipping.
If you are shooting with a Canon EOS 5D Mark III or EOS-1D X, Lexar's 1000x UDMA CompactFlash cards do make a big difference in buffer size and continuous shooting times.
p.1 #3 · Lexar Professional 1000x UDMA CompactFlash rebates!
SoundHound wrote:
Guess that means the 1500X cards are not far behind?
I thought we are close to the limit of the PATA interface and the next gen cards are moving to a SATA interface. Of course that will require cameras to support them so it won't help us now. Maybe we'll see another round of updates but I don't think UDMA 7 has much headroom left, so maybe they could get a 1100x card out?
p.1 #7 · Lexar Professional 1000x UDMA CompactFlash rebates!
Pixel Perfect wrote:
WHy don't you just order from B&H? I'll be getting another card for my 1D X from them and I'm in Australia, where they cost 2x as much.
Because you have to add the shipping, 25 % VAT on both the card and the shipping cost. On top of that the custom duty and a fee. So it will be at least 40 % more than the list price at B&H
p.1 #8 · Lexar Professional 1000x UDMA CompactFlash rebates!
Lasse Eriksson wrote:
Because you have to add the shipping, 25 % VAT on both the card and the shipping cost. On top of that the custom duty and a fee. So it will be at least 40 % more than the list price at B&H
Wow that sucks. If it's under $1000, we don't have to pay anything and if it's over $1000 we add 10%.
p.1 #10 · Lexar Professional 1000x UDMA CompactFlash rebates!
Davetse wrote:
guys in europe take a look on amazon Lexar 1000x 16GB at £75 free delivery
Yes I Always buy at Amazon.uk or Amazon.de. But it's only free delivery to UK and a few countries close to UK. Most of Europe have to pay.
16GB is too small for my taste
p.1 #12 · Lexar Professional 1000x UDMA CompactFlash rebates!
EB-1 wrote:
What rebates?
EBH
Yes some of the rebates are really lame If you buy two 32GB 1000x cards they give you $ 6 rebate. That's $ 3 on each card
On the 16GB cards they give you $ 1,25 on each card in a two pack
p.1 #13 · Lexar Professional 1000x UDMA CompactFlash rebates!
Sven Jeppesen wrote:
Yes some of the rebates are really lame If you buy two 32GB 1000x cards they give you $ 6 rebate. That's $ 3 on each card
On the 16GB cards they give you $ 1,25 on each card in a two pack
A few months ago B&H had rebates of order $40-50 on the Lexar 1000x. I hadn't realise how pathetic these ones were, I'll be giving them a miss.
p.1 #14 · Lexar Professional 1000x UDMA CompactFlash rebates!
EB-1 wrote:
What rebates?
EBH
Sven Jeppesen wrote:
Yes some of the rebates are really lame If you buy two 32GB 1000x cards they give you $ 6 rebate. That's $ 3 on each card
On the 16GB cards they give you $ 1,25 on each card in a two pack
True, but you do get $45 and $58 instant rebates on the 64GB and 128GB cards. Granted, they're ridiculously overpriced to begin with.
p.1 #15 · Lexar Professional 1000x UDMA CompactFlash rebates!
The prices are increasing on all types of memory lately.
EBH
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p.1 #16 · Lexar Professional 1000x UDMA CompactFlash rebates!
SeverianTL wrote:
True, but you do get $45 and $58 instant rebates on the 64GB and 128GB cards. Granted, they're ridiculously overpriced to begin with.
$ 58 rebate is not that fantastic when their normal price is $ 713
p.1 #20 · Lexar Professional 1000x UDMA CompactFlash rebates!
phuang3 wrote:
I'd like to know which card reader can support UDMA7 or 150MB/sec transfer rate.
Lexar UDMA USB 3 card reader can support UDMA7 reads but your computer must be able to write at speeds faster than UDMA7.
If you are using a conventional HDD then it will not exceed UDMA7 speeds.
