What is your most prized possession in the world? What would you be most devastated to have lost in a fire? Most Americans respond that their family photos are so important to them that they wouldn’t even trade them for $1 million dollars. I’m with them.
When my son was turning one, I decided to make a collage of his 1st year. We had switched computers and saved all of his baby pictures on CDs. I had them labeled by month. To my dismay, I couldn’t find the first CD. The pictures of my son’s first weeks – the most important pictures of all.
I was like the woman who lost 1 of her 10 coins from Luke Chapter 15 in the Bible. She searched every inch of her home until she found the special coin. It wasn’t just any coin, it was part of a set of 10 coins that her husband’s family gave to her when they were first married. They had great sentimental value. To lose one was a disgrace and devastating. I was that woman. I searched everywhere at least 5 times. I prayed about it. I cried about it. I was sick over losing my baby’s pictures. Days later, I found the CD in a place that I know I looked at least a dozen times in my office. It was an answer to prayer for me.
Since that incident, I have saved my photos in a variety of ways. I keep them on my computer, old zip drives, on an external hard drive, online with a software, on thumb drives, and in prints. I don’t have everything saved in one place and nothing is reliable. CDs break or become unreadable, thumb drives do the same, computers and external hard drives crash, and who knows how reliable online services really are.
I wanted something that I could put all of my photos on from the past and going forward. I wanted something that would be reliable so I didn’t have to keep saving to different media. I found the SanDisk Memory Vault.

This is the solution on how to preserve your photos and videos long term. The SanDisk Memory Vault is exceptional because it is designed to preserve not only your photos but preserve the quality of your photos and videos. It has been tested to support data for up to 100 years! This product is in it for the long haul, you’ll be passing this down to you kids and grandkids. To have your precious memories saved and preserved for the next generation is an amazing gift to you and your loved ones.
The SanDisk Memory Vault is small in size but mighty in storage. It is available in both 8GB and 16GB and uses a USB transfer cable.
If you have used a thumb drive, you can use the SanDisk Memory Vault. The only requirements is that you have Windows® XP, Windows Vista®, Windows® 7 and Mac OS® X v10.4.11 or above. Simply plug in the cable and start transferring your files. You can even mark each photo with important data such as title, author, comments, and tag it. You can organize your files however you wish and even put into photo albums. This is a simple solution on how to preserve photos and videos for the long term!
Buy SanDisk Memory Vault
For any mom, photographer, or business person, the SanDisk Memory Vault would make an excellent gift any time of year, but especially Christmas. SanDisk Memory Vault is available in 16GB for $89.99 and 8GB for $49.99 at shop.sandisk.com.
Free SanDisk Memory Vault Coupons!
If you are really interested in buying the SanDisk Memory Vault, email me for a 20% off coupon. This is just for the first 4 people!! Email cindy at akronohiomoms.com Coupon must be redeemed by December 31, 2011
I wrote this review while participating in a campaign by Mom Central Consulting on behalf of SanDisk and received a product sample to facilitate my review, and coupons to giveaway.