Canada Computers has them in a couple of Toronto-area stores for walk-in customers and, though they indicate they're 'out of stock' for online, I imagine they just grab a couple from the brick stores when needed.

Last week they delivered to me two 4GB OCZ cards for $28CAN each. Good deal on both cards but here's the one on the 8GB:

http://www.canadacomputers.com/index...id=990.218.675

But now I've decided I absolutely must have two seasons-worth of 'Rome' available at a moments notice (or something) for instant video entertainment so I think I'll pick up an 8GB one and a very cute Kingston MobileLite card reader for $10.

Caveat: If paying by some credit cards, a page will come up after you think you've submitted the order. It'll look like, in my case, my Visa affiliate was trying to get me to submit something for... blah... blah... blah... 'extra security'.

I just didn't bother filling out the fields 'cause I was in a rush and I'd already submitted the order and I wasn't sure, exactly, what the page was going on about (though it looked legit) so... who cares. But by not doing that, it stopped the order from going through and I never got my confirmation email. Took me two days to figure that one out

Adata 8G class 6 SDHC for $30 + 5$ s/h from here, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...ption=adata+8g. Not sure whether they like can $

Adata 16G class 6 SDHC for $60 + $5 s/h, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...tion=adata+16g. I am using it in as MMC boot internal on N800 and it is fine.



bun

They don't ship outside the US.

For the Canukians here, it's always a hassle figuring out whether a US supplier will consider shipping up here and then dealing with astronomical shipping and handling costs.

That's why, when the buying is decent, it's gotta be shouted from the snow-covered rooftops [unless you're in Vancouver. Then its from the rain-slicked rooftops]