Kingston KTH-PL316S/8G 8GB DDR3 1600MHz ECC Registered DIMM
- RAM Module
- Multicolor
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A 4 MB SmartMedia card providing portable storage for legacy digital cameras and devices
The Samsung 4 MB SmartMedia Card is a legacy removable storage card built for devices that only accept the SmartMedia format. It suits owners of older digital cameras, audio recorders or industrial equipment that cannot use larger or newer media types.
The card provides exactly 4 MB of storage, which limits it to a few low-resolution images or small data files. Buyers must confirm their hardware specifically supports 4 MB SmartMedia cards, as higher-capacity or different-format cards will not work.
The product ships as the bare card only, with no reader, adapter, case or utility software supplied. Users needing to transfer data to a modern computer will have to source a compatible SmartMedia reader separately.
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