Kodac easy share c330 says memory card full, but it is a new card

what kind of laptop is it? If you have a Kodak easy share dock you can sync them with the touch of a button depending on your laptop you may be able to take the card out of your camera and put it in your laptop. Does it have a card reader? This camera comes with a USB adapter, so alternately you can connect it to your computer that way, browse to the photo folder in your camera and copy everything over that way.

The C330 works with MMC and SD cards. MMC cards are all but extinct now, but you should be able to find SD cards up to 2GB in size at just about any department, electronics, or office-supply store.
Be careful to get an SD card, not an SDHC or SDXC card. SD cards only go up to 2GB in size.

Not necessarily junk. Are you trying to use a 4GB or higher card with your older camera? If so, that's your problem. Your camera can only use 2GB or less standard SD cards (and not SDHC cards). Fortunately, 2GB SD cards are very inexpensive, and widely available on Amazon if your local store no longer carries them.

This kind of issue might happen. Remove the battery from the came and then press&hold the power button of the camera for 30 seconds.... Put the battery back and then try to turn it back on.......Hope u are sure that the battery has enough charge. If the step does not work try some other alkaline or lithium batteries if possible.

The card must be formatted in the camera, not the computer.

If the memory says it is full when not, reformat the memory card. Take out the memory card and put it in a card reader. Hook it up with your computer. Go to My Computer. Look for the card reader. Right Click on it and click FORMAT.
Formatting option is also available in the camera menu.

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The largest SD card that will work in the Z700 is 2GB. Given that smaller SD cards are getting scarce, I'd buy at least two 2GB cards. That way, if something happens during a shooting session, you'll have a backup card.

Having received no response in over a month, I assume this is no longer a problem.

try doing a format with the camera. check your manual to see how to do this with your camera. Beware, formatting will erase anything on the card. i actually had the same problem with my camera, and this worked for me. Sometimes new flash cards are not compatible off the shelf--they need to be formatted. You should have at least flash cards to be sure card is not defective. Let me know if this helps!

To the best of my knowledge, the largest Flash Memory card a DC290 can utilize, is 256 MB. The 290 is an upgrade to the 260 and the largest that could use is 256 MB. I've not tried anything larger so I don't know if it could only "see" 256 MB of something larger or if it would not recognize it at all.