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Kodak Memory

Kodak digital cameras come with memory to store your pictures, which is much more convenient than conventional celluloid photography. This memory can be deleted when you've uploaded images to your printer or computer. How many images your Kodak camera can store is dependent on the memory your camera included. You can increase storage capacity by buying a flash memory card.

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Kodak flash memory cards are tiny cards that contain space for additional images. Some flash cards come with up to 128 MB of memory, which can equal a hundred images or more depending on the quality level you set. Simply insert your flash memory card into the upgrade slot and the card will do the rest.

Flash memory cards are also being used for newer MP3 players to store music. This has been a big innovation over hard drive based systems because it eliminates the skipping and stuttering some users report. Flash memory levels for these devices are much higher because of the added storage required for multimedia like music and video.

Flash memory cards are comparable in price to traditional memory modules. The big difference is compatibility. Flash memory cards are often compatible with a large number of devices. Traditional memory modules are more commonly manufactured for a few different models of computers.

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