Lexar MS128-281 (128 MB) Memory Stick

Pros: Small, cute and has read/write indicator

Cons: Only supported by Sony products

The Bottom Line: If you plan on using Memory Sticks, the Lexar versions are wonderful and have plenty of capacity for pictures and most other uses.

Review: I was enticed to buy a Memory Stick because our Sony laptop has a built-in reader for them (as do many Sony products). Our camera uses Compact Flash (the more common of the flash memory formats) and we had purchased a 6-in-1 reader for our desktop...

Pros: Light, Small, Lights up when being accessed, cheaper than Sony's memory sticks

Cons: Unfortuntely Sony tried to rule to market again

The Bottom Line: If you have to buy a memory stick, buy the Lexar over Sony's.

Review: I hate Sony. I hate them with a passion. Unfortuntely, some of there products are really good, like Trinitron TV sets and monitors, and their line of cameras. Unfortuntely, Sony makes up their own standards up and your stuck with them and ususally...

Pros: Small, cheap and it looks nice

Cons: Memory Sticks are typically costlier than other forms of flash memory

Review: I purchased this on eBay for about $25 and I love it. It was new in the package which was a pain to get it out of. Be very careful when removing this, I thought I was going to break it. I have been using this with my Sony digital camera and a Sony ...