Why I buy this one ?
- Olympus 2GB High Speed xD Card. The M Plus card is 1.5 times faster then the M type when saving data.

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What our customer's say!

"Why so many different storage formats?", This is the fourth camera storage format I've had to deal with. You'd think ISO could get in the act and standardize this mess.

"Good price for a fast card", Just tried this memory card yesterday. Holds significantly more pictures than the card that came with the camera. Bought M+ because I wanted a faster card than basic M.

"work great", it works great with my olympus 1030sw camera. Now I can make full size video recording for 18 minutes. You must update your camera first.

"How I used my new M+2Gb Xd-picture Card", My new camera (Olympus 1030) came in time for our scheduled departure date for our sailing trip to San Diego. The pix I snapped of whales and dolphins and a hitchhiking dove were great! What a camera! What a picture card! What an ocean!

"Love the capacity of the 2 GB card...", Great to have the ability to take so many pictures - that's a treat with my new Olympus camera. Thanks.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"enables longer video recording", Not a whole lot faster than regular M, so it's still slower than other formats. The advantage that this has over H is that it enables certain Olympus cameras to record videos for longer than 10 seconds at the highest quality setting.

"Handy storage device", This card is exactly what I was looking for. I take a ton of photos while traveling and was in need of a storage card that has a lot of room and is reliable when downloading to my Powerbook. This card fits the bill!

"M+2 Gb Xd-picture Card", This is a plug and play item.
Just plug it in and it works.

"Works as expected", If you have an Olympus camera, you unfortunately need an Olympus brand card to unlock some features such as the panorama functionality. This isn't a technical limitation (technically all brands cards are the same) but the camera looks at the serial # on the card to know if it's Olympus brand or not.

Since it's an "Type H" card, it's fast enough for high quality video on most cameras. 640x480 to be exact, which is pretty much SD. It's actually surprisingly good on my camera. You can get about 20min on a 2GB card.

The M+ is faster than the regular M cards, and cheaper than the H. Not to mention it's available in 2GB (which I haven't seen much of for the H version in the US). Making it a pretty good buy.

The M+ is clearly the better buy of the xd-Picture cards... though xd-Picture is somewhat inferior to other card formats. But unless you buy a new camera you can't do much about that.

Make sure your camera is compatible with M+ (most 2GB M and H compatible cameras are fine) by checking on the camera manufacturer's website. Even if your camera's older than the M+ cards, it will likely still work.

"Olympus M+ xD memory card", Works fine. The "plus" is faster than standard M cards. Shooting RAW images at 6M, used a stopwatch, retesting three or more times per card my (averaged) results are as follows:
M (1GB) FUJIFILM made in Japan 0:07:89
M+(2GB) OLYMPUS made by Toshiba in Japan 0:06:00