Which model will hold 2 passports, a Galaxy S5, couple of credit cards and some cash - 1050 or 1060?
82999
Hello, I would go with the 1060, that will be plenty of room for all your ingredients with some extra room for some other things as well
83000
I can't see why neither would fit it, I have the 1020 and can get a iPhone in it. That being said that all depends on your case size and how much more you put in it with money and credit cards. My only concern is it sound like your taking a trip and would worry that if you lose the case you will be stranded with no ID or money. Just my two cents but I'd go with the bigger one just in case need to add something else.
83001
The 1060 will definitely hold what you describe. I'm not sure about the 1050, as my iPhone 6 plus will barely fit into it because of the phones' length.
2028201
It's difficult to know what type of photography you'll be doing but I would think a 8-16gb class 10 card would be sufficient
339651
Could you provide the full model information, its usually located underneath the laptop . I saw the specs for the Lenovo S10-2 10.1-Inch Black Netbook if thats your S10 this chip should work but it will not max out at 2GB the system will only read 1.5GB.
1529512
You can fit two cards comfortably; I wouldn't fit more than that without damaging the case. The pockets are just too tight. I hope that was helpfull.
2013283
Try going to www.idstronghold.com and view the passport sleeve. It should help you decide but the credit card holders alone are a great deal.
1529511
You can fit two cards comfortably; I wouldn't fit more than that without damaging the case. The pockets are just too tight.I hope that was helpfull.
2044027
Big enough for cash and cards definitely. I think my old android phone fit in there but newer phones these days are huge so I wouldnt count on being able to put your phone in there.
1295917
I use the Transcend 32gb cards. This card is all I need, if there is a better choice I won't go looking for it. I tend to stick with what I know and like.
2260989
No space for additional cards or cash. It's a nice case though. I am very happy with my case. A good buy.
203906
guys Buying these devices on a visa is the only way to go. visa doubles the warranty on a product if it is bought in full on your card.
947921
Just talked to Uniden. The G766 has a 8GB standard size SD card and the G755 has a 4 GB micro SD card. Otherwise they are the same system. I noted that the 755 was about $90 more with a lower capacity card so I'm going with the 766. The 766 can handle up to a 32GB card. I don't see any advantage to going with a smaller card for more money.
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I have both the S1500M as well as the S1300. I can attest that both work well on a mac, the quality of the scan seems to be very good [and equal between the two models]. The software is quite customizable and capable, including the ability to scan to a network drive, google docs, etc... However, I can verify the comment from 'Desalegn' above, who indicated that the 1300 is slower. It is A LOT slower. If speed is any concern for you, then I would recommend the 1500 variety. The additional size of the 1500 is not that significant when compared with the 1300, unless you actually plan on lugging the scanner around with you. The other benefit of the 1300 is that it can be powered via the USB port on your computer, and the 1500 cannot. This is a big deal for the traveling office. If you are trying to decide between the two models, it is really an issue of portability. If you are traveling and need a scanner to go with you to do some light volume imaging, you will be happy with the 1300. If you are going to use it on a desk, you will be much happier with the 1500. The 1500 can be moved around without too much trouble, just not in a laptop bag like the 1300. Moving the 1500 between offices once in awhile won't cause much distress, and the speed of the scanning will make the trouble more than worthwhile, but you're not going to travel with it on a business trip.
853346
2 credit cards and an ID. You might be able to squeeze 3 credit cards, but it will be tight.
804012
Class 10. Size is obviously up to you and your need. Stick to good, reputable brands. I've had good luck with SanDisk Ultra and Trasncend. I can't comment on speed to performance as all my cards are class 10.
2050526
I picked up the Transcend 8GB Class 6 and it works fine in my HF-100. I'm not sure how much you're willing to pay for a 32 gig card, but I'm sure they make them... If you'd be willing to settle for 16 gigs, Transcend makes one on Amazon that goes for $50--that's a pretty good deal and you'll get 2 hours of full 17mbps 1080 60i on that.
1452456
Go with a class 10 card. The faster the better for both writing and transfer.
582504
Yes it will. To be clear, you will have to flip the cover fully over and it can't be too full but the extra weight and size of the wallet case itself works fine. PS- recently upgraded to the S5 and it fits with the wallet case in the mount as well