Mmc 256mb How Cheap

[tam30over]

any-one know a good link so that i can buy a 256mb mmc card that works with the ngage cheapest i can get is £54 is that cheap im new to this so im not sure
thanks in advance for any help.
CAN ANYONE PLEASE LIST SOME CARD NAMES THAT WORK WITH NGAGE THEN I CAN DO A BETTER SEARCH MYSELF

[tzeonn]

erm, u can try some online auction sites like yahoo, etc...

some brands tt work, kingmax, TEC, and twinmos. there may b more, im not sure of the names.

[gophermaster]

Try looking at eBay.

[nk_au]

Ebay is my beloved online buying store because

1. Its usually cheaper
2. I can buy things without my parents knowing
3. They post to me, so I can be lazy and reply to posts on Nokia FREE

It all works out good ...

NB: Im not that lazy, i still do stuff at school and Duke of Edinburgh ...

[Musicb0ffin]

As much as I like ebay for buying stuff, i wouldn't get an MMC card off there. They look like the crapper cards, so although they will cost less, they probably wont work as well as a card manufactured by a larger company. I'd stick to ebuyer.co.uk or 7dayshop.com. Ebuyer want about £48 for 256mb MMC i think, which seems pretty cheap to me.

[gophermaster]

Sometimes the 'No Name' brands work better than the big brands, like Kingmax for example.

[nk_au]

I'm talking on behalf of my myself, who have experienced some experiences ( :-? ) in Australia. On Ebay AU, it is much cheaper than it is in retail shops due to the GST they charge (Goods and Services Tax ... ends up in the Government's hands)

So I buy MMC Cards, listed on Ebay AU that will be shipped from Singapore. I bought one from Sydney instead for AUD$50 cheaper. The brand is unknown to me, but is working fine ... better than the Kingmax i bought from Singapore!

[gophermaster]

Which just goes to show that, just because it is a well known brand, doesn't mean that it works better.

Although, the good brand names usually have better warranty.