MicroSDHC vs. MicroSD

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• Micro for Xoom card

  What card will support the Xoom? The microSDHC or microSD card?

  Hello dale1942

  The official support of Micro SD (Standard capacity) is 2 GB, some of them up to 4 GB

  So the Micro SDHC (high capacity) support between 4 GB to 32 GB

  So the XOOM supports up to 32 GB of SD card, then is SDHC who take in charge the XOOM

• microSD, microSDHC, adapters in the Lynx (K3011)

  Anyone know for sure if this tablets works with the 3 typse os microSD cards on the market today?

  I use a 64GB microSDHC formatted with exFat.

• the microSD/microSDHC slot

  For Sansa Fuze, can someone explain how to use the microSD/microSDHC slot.  I use Windows XP sp 2, and the firmware is V01.01.22A.

  Thank you.

  Cards of memory come in different sizes, both physically and storage capacity. The 'Micro' is obviously the smallest phsically; the size of a little finger nail. Make sure that when you buy an it says Micro SD or SDHC or it does not. If she just called a SD card, chances are it's a normal size, commonly used in digital cameras. There are also maps of "Mini".

  The SD standard goes up to 2 GB. After that, the new SDHC format (High Cgovern) is used. These range from 4 to 8 to 16 GB now, while a 32GB card will probably hit the scene later this year or early next. Pretty amazing when you see the physical size (or lack) of it!

  One of these (SD or SDHC) can be used in the rocket. Loading music on it however, you must understand that your computer will see your player's internal memory and the card as 2 separate entities or players. So you determine where you want to place the files in. It is not a question of cluttering up your rocket and when it is full, the files will automatically be placed on the map. It is a misconception common & sense by the 1st time users or people new to the technology.

  But as said before, the card simply slips into the slot. He can't go in one direction; place print & contact-side down. It is a mechanism to spring push - push. Push it in until it locks. It is now locked. The top edge of the map will be fairly SHORT (or just a little more) the housing of the drive. Push up until it clicks again and he gets loose and pushed by the spring out for enough fo you enter. There is no harm in leaving the card in there for long periods of time. In fact, it might be advantageous to do because he could preven dust from getting inside.

  If you use MTP mode, your player will be displayed in Windows Explorer under the other. Double-click on it and you will see internal & external memory.

  If you are using MSC mode, it will be under devices with removable storage (such as your CD & DVD discs). Your computer it will assign 2 drive letters, as F: and G:. The first will be your player; the second will be the memory card slot. It appears even if no card is inserted.

  You can create a folder structure on the drive with a folder of music and Video folder for example, or you can simply load it all on willy nilly. The "rocket" will find and integrate the info of the song is on the screen seamlessly with music, etc., lists on the drive.

  Location on map of music will play also seamlessly. In other words, unless you look at the list of songs and notice the small icon to the left of the title indicating that the file is located on the map, you will not be able to tell where the song. He'll just play like any other, even with the turned on Shuffle.

  These blighters few are really in-expensive right now! Great deals can be found even on 8 GB cards. The's Sweet 16"there's still a bit expensive, but even they fell close to 50% of what they were when they came out last September.

  These cards are a great way to 'upgrade' the memory capacity of your drive. And when some 'pod-head' dominates your reader, perhaps while you plug a card you can turn to him, smile, stand out your language and say: ' no, no! "

  because he's not got a!

• BlackBerry Smartphones MIcroSD or MicroSDHC for 8800

  Is there a clear/discovery judgment on if 8800 compatible MicroSDHC (in addition to MicroSD)?

  This thread has said that the MicroSDHC is different from the MicroSD:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/Rim/Board/message?board.ID=8800&message.ID=200&query.ID=23800#m2...

  This thread says they are both compatible:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/Rim/Board/message?board.ID=8300&message.ID=14603&query.ID=23536#...

  Look at the ages on the responses and comments. The 88xx for media card devices support following the operating system that is loaded on the device:

  BlackBerry Device Software media card size limit

  BlackBerry Device Software 4.2.0 - up to 2 GB

  BlackBerry Device Software 4.2.1 - up to 4 GB

  BlackBerry Device Software 4.2.2 - up to 4 GB

  BlackBerry Device Software 4.3.0 - up to 8 GB

  BlackBerry Device Software 4.5.0 - up to 8 GB

  BlackBerry Device Software 4.5.0.81 and above - up to 16 GB

  BlackBerry Device Software 4.6.0 - up to 32 GB

  Look at the options > about to determine your OS and what device will support you.

  But to answer your question, Yes, it supports both the MicroSD and MicroSDHC and.

  The designation HC means high capacity for these cards larger than 2 GB in size.

• Smartphone vs blackBerry MicroSD card MicroSDHC for my 8220

  I have a new Blackberry Pearl Flip 8220.  The microSD card that comes with it is too small, so I'll update.  Can I use a microSDHC card, or do I stick to the microSD cards (which are smaller)?

  Thank you

  Unless your device is very old, the limit is one of the OS device. See this KB:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB05461&SLIC...

• Cards of microsd to Smartphones blackBerry compared to microsdhc cards

  I just bought my first Blackberry and it is a model 8310.  I am a memory now and I was wondering if a microsdhc card works in the model 8310?  I was looking for online specs and everything it says it is compatible with any sd card.  Can anyone help?

  Thank you!

  Either will work in your 8310.

  MicroSD is (if I remember correctly) up to 2 GB card

  MicroSD HC is more than 2 GB in size.

  Your 8310 is capable of managing (according to the version of operating system installed on the BlackBerry) up to 16 GB cards.

• Sansa Clip + microSD and microSDHC cards (Max Size)

  Hi just a few questions on upgrading my Clip +.

  -The card can the Clip + take?

  -It loads slowly out of the map is the largest?

  -Once I have pluged use Windows Explorer to copy MP3 Clip +. The microSD card will still work as copy to internal memory?

  See you soon

  CelebrityVIP wrote: Hi just a few questions on upgrading my Clip +. -The card can the Clip + take? A Micro size. Just messin '... The largest size is now 32 GB and it works perfectly in the Clip +. -It loads slowly out of the map is the largest? The extent of the game? N ° but the updating of the database which occurs after you disconnect the computer grows accordingly as the map fills with more files. -Once I have pluged use Windows Explorer to copy MP3 Clip +. The microSD card will still work as copy to internal memory? Well Yes. Don't forget, if using MSC mode it will be 2 separate and marked disks separately, as F: and G:. The Clip will be 1 +; the 2nd will be card. This occurs if a card is inserted or not. See you soon

• Motorola Defy more and MicroSDHC class 10?

  Hello!

  The Motorola Defy is compatible microSD, it is said in the statement.

  It is also compatible with the microSDHC class 10, or is it just a waste of performance/no compatible?

  In the case of "not compatible" what memory is best for this unit?

  Thank you!

  Fredrik

  That is right. There is a limit to the ability of writing of Android, not the phone itself.

  Independent confirmation can be found many places around the web.

  Thus, the phone would be compatible with a MicroSDHC 16 GB class 10 memory card, but the class 10 (10 MB/s) would be a waste of speed since the phone can only use class 6?
  

  Fix.

  32GB class 6 should work so long that it is correctly put in shape. To ensure a good format, place the card in the phone, go to settings > storage > unmount sd card > format the sd card.

• What card (16 GB) for this drive? MicroSDHC or Mobile Ultra MicroSDHC?

  Hello world. I just bought Fuze + and I wonder about buying an additional card for her. I guess that 32 GB doesn't work (or will it?) but I noticed that he has (at least) two types of MicroSDHC cards. 'Ultra mobile' will work correctly with the drive? It seems to work more quickly, but I don't know if I'll see the difference. I don't want to much about the speed of copying files to the card - work player (very fast, stable, not gel - even if the memory is full). I would like to add that I'm only interested in the music, not play movies or see pictures on it.

  Can you give me some advice on the map and useful?

  Thanks in advance.

  Yes, the 32 GB card works fine with the rocket.  The main advantage of the card (speed) upper class becomes apparent when you use multiple-shot on the camera or video mode.  On the rocket +, even using a device of class 2 or 4, I have problems.

  The read/write speed is limited by the processor itself, like the "rocket" + Freescale chip handles the USB transfer and memory access.  The only time where transfer speed is really is when you transfer a huge block of files, which, in my experience, is not too often.  Usually, I transferred a few albums or books or a group of podcasts.

  The Sansa, the base map is perfect, especially if it's your main goal of the microSDHC.  Ultra cards are faster, but not a necessity.  They last for years and can find use in different devices.  I saw, on the occasion of the Ultra maps available at prices comparable to basic maps, as much as the larger capacity machines go down in price.

  The database (all media) of the rocket + is handled differently from Austria Microsystems Sansas platform.  The firmware is a completely different shape, and the way in which it analyses and stores this information takes much longer than the machines of the EMA.  As many have discovered, having a large collection on the "rocket" takes awhile.  The microSD card speed class has little effect on this process, even if it's successive reading / writing of operations; the database real construction process consumes more time than memory operations.

  Bob

• Ultra MicroSDHC class 4 is the exact same (speed) as a normal SDHC Ultra of class 4?

  This:

  http://www.SanDisk.com/products/mobile-memory-products/SanDisk-mobile-ultra-microSD-microSDHC

  and this:

  http://www.SanDisk.com/products/DSLR/SanDisk-Ultra-SDXC-cards

  And this class 6 is faster:

  http://www.SanDisk.com/products/camcorder/SanDisk-extreme-HD-video-SDHC-cards

  that this class 6?

  http://www.SanDisk.com/products/camcorder/SanDisk-video-HD-SDHC

  In what order?

  Class mean nothing. Source of confusion.

  Yes and Yes, the two comarisons you have there are the same speed.

  on the first you compare a micro SDHC into a regular size sdxc card. What are 2 different as technology though different form factors, so make sure that you check the compatibility with the host yiour device.

  the second comparison cards same lables just changed. learned to love when the marketing done this.

• Clip + microSDHC detected not HELP!

  just bought clip + 2 GB 1 week ago. but useless 8 GB microSDHC. Sometimes the "flower" logo stuck sansa. sometimes blocked to "refreshing media." sometimes can load the player, but not content in the map.

  so I tried with a different microSD 2 GB, it's good.  I try to find solutions in the SanDisk forum, but nothing helped. I already formatted with windows 7. but cannot use cause SD Formatter, it says that the map is not supported (?). the 8 GB card can be used with my phone.

  I checked the 8 GB card with "h2testw"... It is ok

  then HOW? I think that sansa clip + got a lot of problems... If I discovered before, sure, do not buy it... = _ =

  I discovered many users clip + you have this problem w / microSD

  any way, any help or suggestion will be such wonderful service from SanDisk gurus.

  SOLVED. Rockboxed it. now it can use microsd 8 gb. Wee ~.

  ROCKBOX ROCKS!

• Yet an another microSD Question (it's different!)

  Hello, new Member here! (^^) And Yes, I use the search option. I have read the FAQ; and I look at the manual.  And my question was never answered.  I hope someone answer me soon!  Thanks in advance!

  PS: Can I suggest a topic "microSD (HC)" added to the FAQ?  It could include my questions and questions of other people as well. = D

  In any case... I have problems with my MicroSD Kingston 2 GB card. The card works fine on my computer, but it does not work in my Sansa Fuze 2 GB drive.  Not at all.  And Yes, I only put MP3 files on the card... not video.

  I noticed that many people had similar problems (but not exactly the same thing), so I was wondering:

  1) products Kingston are incompatible with the Sansa? Other people keep problems with cards Kingston, so I thought I'd ask.

  2) that I must have a microSDHC card? My card is a microSD card.

  3) the card must be formatted in FAT16 exactly?  One of your textbooks said I should use "FAT16 or higher"... but when I formatted in FAT32, it still does not work. "" The map was originally in FAT format, and it did not work in this format either.

  ... Not sure if this will help, but my computer is a Windows Vista. And he gave me 4 formatting options: NTFS, FAT, FAT32, exFAT.

  And if all else fails...
  4) what is the warranty for my Sansa product, just in case the microSD slot is broken?  I bought it in late July or early August of this year (I still have my receipt + guaranteed somewhere; it is irrelevant at the moment because I recently moved). I'm still in my warranty or not?

  It's a good idea to insert or remove a card when the player is turned off. The card slowly and gently.

  "What are the chances that my microSD card will get stuck in the drive of Fuze?

  I have heard talk of this never happens. My digital camera has a similar mechanism, but uses a full size SDHC.

• SanDisk C250 does not recognize the microSDHC card.

  I have SanDisk C250. I recently bought 8 GB SanDisk microSDHC card and it recognizes it nto. When I plug it into my PC, all that I can see is the internal memory of SanDisk C250. Help, please. I don't know how to format the microSD no card. Any help is greatly sppreciated.

  I think that the c250 recognizes only up to 4 GB cards, and that is if you have a v2.  The v1 probably only recognizes up to 2 GB.

• MicroSD Max Size and how it works - e260

  I have the agreement woot.com e260.  Sorry if I'm a nub assignment but I have to start somewhere.  I'm in the 01.02.24A version.  I wonder if there is a MicroSD card of maximum size that I can use with this device.  Also, once I have the card in my e260 with loaded music interface will change at all with regard to the way in which you access?  For example, if I have some songs on the built-in memory and others on the MicroSD if they appeared perfectly all in the interface of the music?

  The maximum size of a v1 unit card is 2 GB.

  Under settings, there is one for USB mode.

  MTP mode, working with Windows Media Player, see only the internal memory. MSC mode will show the memory like a flash drive and the memory of the card to the next drive. The Sansa will see any music transferred in both modes, but it is easier for you to use one or the other.

  When the songs are listed, those on the card will be an icon of the card beside them. Otherwise, they will behave identically.

  If you like computer geekness, you can get Rockbox

  and use a larger MicroSDHC card, but you will need to complete the map of greater with a card reader (or a location on your computer, if he has one). Rockbox makes the Sansa a dual-boot device; you still need the original Sansa firmware to transfer music, because Rockbox can not do the USB connection. The original Sansa firmware will not always read the larger map.