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I really need a SDHC card for my Wii, but not at the tune of $73, or necessarily that large.

Do you really think we care #1? Then don't get it we don't want to hear the non value added whining.

This would go great in an DSLR or a Point and shoot with video functionality. Price is a bit high though.

http://www.supermediastore.com/adata-turbo-series-32gb-class-6-secure-digital-high-capacity-sdhc-memory-card.html

SuperMediaStore.com has this card for $70 free ship.

these prices take forever to come down, they're at around the same prices as last year.

The card is rated at class 6, which representa a write speed of at least 6 mb/sec. So you are assured of at least a 40x card. I wish the rating system provided more differentiation. A 40x card would not work well for the demands of a Digital SLR.

And unfortunately, the manufacturer doesn't provide detailed data how much faster the card is than the minimum 6 mb/sec threshold for a class 6 card. My guess is that it is closer to a 40x card than a 133x or 150x card.

Will the Eee support this?

This would be good for P&S but still pricey.

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