Good deal on 4GB SDHC Card and Alternate Form of Transportation

Secure Digital flash memory cards are increasingly useful, especially now that most desktop and notebook computers come with SD card readers, they are used in many major-brand digital cameras, and also work in some smart phones.  The Asus Eee mini-notebook also has a SD card reader. 

This week (April 27 - May 3), both Circuit City and Office Depot have the SanDisk 4GB SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) card on sale for $28. 

This isn't a law office tech item, but it is something worth considering with the high cost of gasoline.  Many lawyers live within bicycling distance to their offices.  Many local independent bike shops sell decent commuter bikes (a cross between a mountain bike and a road bike, often with a 7-speed rear derailleur, but no front derailleur) in the $250-$300 range.  Higher-price commuter bikes will be lighter and have a front derailleur for 21 speeds.  Either is usually a much better choice than department store bikes that really don't cost that much less.  Plus a local bike shop usually provides much better service after the sale than a department store.  If you don't need to dress for court on a particular day, biking to the office can be a nice alternative that saves gas and provides great exercise.