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When digital photography started to become mainstream, I remember paying $250 for a 256MB chip. This ranged to be about $1 per meg of memory. In today’s pricing, pretty expensive. Memory has fallen in price and memory cards have become so cheap that you can purchase larger cards an take lots more images. What is the most that you have paid for a memory card? What is the cheapest. Funny when you think back at items like this.
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I don’t remember the most I paid for a card…I would guess it was probably back when I purchased my Sony cybershot…like 10 years ago…but I do remember paying $75 for a multi-card reader!!!!