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Are you saying that you know the Titan will support 32GB? If so, could you be so kind as to provide a link? |
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Snipet taken from article "Secure Digital was forced to create a new specification for SDHC cards when the previous specification topped out at a capacity of 2GB. This occurred previously when SD cards hit the 512MB wall. The new 2.00 specification should last a bit longer, as it allows SDHC cards to reach a maximum capacity of 32GB. Secure Digital is so-named because of its ability to protect copyright content through digital rights management or DRM. Because of this, it is a favored flash memory format in the audiovisual industry." Taken from another site SDHC is the designation for any SD or SD-based card that is larger than 2 GB and adheres to the new SD 2.00 specification required for cards and hosts to support 4 GB to 32 GB capacities. |
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A world in which all manufacturers intrepreted and adhered to 'standards' equally would be a cool place to consumers of digital toys. |
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Please explain how your post is a response to my post. I don't see the link. TIA. |
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I have a 4gb and it works fine. Are there 8GB MicroSD out there? I really want one.
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dtndvm, you didn't order your card off Ebay, did you? Many sellers there are notorious for selling fake cards relabeled and programed to report higher capacity. I got burned with a 512mb labeled mmc that was a true 256mb card, even though it reported around 500MB free it wouldn't write above 220 or so.
Any way to hook your card up to a pc and check it with partition magic? it should show the real available space, and not the spoofable space listed in windows explorer. |
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