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• Re: map Verbatim Micro SDHC 8 GB recognized as 1 GB Micro SDHC Card

  Dear all,

  A "new" VERBATIM 8 GB Micro SDHC Card is recognized only 1 GB in my T130 / WIN 7 - pretty funny: a "new" SANDISC 8 GB SDHC card is recognized as 8 GB
  What I can do here to use the VERBATIM card?

  Any feedback is very appreciated

  Ciao, Gerhard

  Akuma is right. A few years ago, I ordered on eBay 4 GB USB stick from China. What I got was only 1 GB.
  If the card is not correctly recognized return.

• Is this true? SanDisk 32 GB, Micro SDHC card class 4

  I can't find any reference to a version of the 4 SanDisk 32 GB Micro SDHC Card being pulled out of class, but I found a store that sells.

  http://www.scorptec.com.au/computer/39895-SDSDQM-032g-b35n

  Can anyone verify if this is real? I don't want to shell out the money and find out her fake - I hope the number of model can help to check it out.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  SanDisk has recently changed all the speed class in many formats, such as SDHC and microSDHC.

  Regarding the microSDHC 32 GB SanDisk class 2 has been improved until class-4, but in any case important to say that the class means it s minimum write speed guaranteed but not max. speed.

  We did some tests of comparative analysis with the HC 32 GB class 2 microSD and the results were:

  Read 13 MB/s - writing 4-5 MB/s

  Results obtained with CrystalDiskMark 3.0

  This proves that class-2 is on the minimum speed, because in this case the results said that this card is a Class-4 in fact that the write speed was about 4-5 MB/S.

  Most of the stores have the 32 GB microSD class 2 in stock, and the class-4 is easier to find in the stores.

  I put two photos of SanDisk microSD 32 GB class 2 and class 4

  Note that changed part number:

  SDSDQ - 032 G-E11M: microSD HC 32 GB class 2

  SDSDQM - 032G - B35: microSD HC 32 GB - class 4

  Here are the pictures:

  

  

  And it's class-4 with the new small blister version:

  

• Treo Pro (850) & micro sdhc card

  Got contradictory responses to this topic... Whether or not the Treo 850 reads a micro (16 GB or 32 GB) sdhc card

  Talked to Palm support and told me I couldn't use a sdhc card and 8 GB is the card max for this phone, yet on the

  Palm for the Sprint Treo 850 website, according to the specifications it lists the micro sdhc (16 & 32 gig) as being compatible cards.

  Question: Has any that actually used a micro sdhc card 16 or 32 gig expansion in their Sprint Treo Pro?

  I have a 16 GB sdhc card in my treo pro, which works very well.  I use 12 GB of it.

• Sansa Clip + with Sandisk Micro SDHC

  Hi, I want to buy the Sansa Clip + and Micro SDHC 32 GB class 10 cards (specifically Sandisk MicroSDHC Card Ultra 32 GB class 10).

  Someone can confirm the compatibility of these things or give me advice on the card should I buy 32 GB class10 because I read here Sansa Clip + have problems with class 10 cards.

  just bought the hat card this week and it works very well for the me... until now.

  The player is the Zip Clip. I have not yet tried in my Clip +.

• Question micro SDHC card?

  My wife fills its Fuze 4 GB and I think to have him pick up a 8 GB micro SDHC for her... I just want to know how much the card sticks on the player. Dose anyone have a photo of the player with the card inside? I want to just make sure that she can use the player with the card installed on a full-time basis without fear of damaging the card or do it intercepts on everything.  George

  It does not stick. Essentially, it is flush with the player. To remove the card, push in, and then it comes out. Avoid getting a class 2 card, as filling it will be slow. Class 6 is the best, but class 4 is correct. A class 2 card will take twice as long to complete as a class 4 it. A class 2 card has 3 times as long to complete as a class 6 we.

• BlackBerry Pearl 8130 smartphones it will support 8 GB Micro SDHC card

  Hello again once, I was wondering if anyone knows if the pearl 8130 will support a micro 8 GB sdhc card?  SanDisk has no info on blackberry, (if the phone can use this card or not) and I just wanted to know if someone has one, and it works ok?

  Thank you!

  8 MB cards are supported if your handheld OS is 4.3 or higher.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Micro SDHC cards

  Hello

  The Bold 9700 accept only SD cards or SDHC cards?

  The answer was a video on Blackberry! lol Yes it will accept SDHC

• HP 13 Stream: micro SDHC card format

  Does anyone know if it's better/more useful for the sd card format FAT32 or NTFS?

  I bought a 32 GB Kingston SDHC memory microSD which is formatted Fat32 for more storage space.

  Advice and guidance on the format that is more useful for that extra storage space will be appreciated. That is to say it would be more useful for future storage if it changed to NTFS?

  Thank you L

  lion66 wrote:

  Does anyone know if it's better/more useful for the sd card format FAT32 or NTFS?

  I bought a 32 GB Kingston SDHC memory microSD which is formatted Fat32 for more storage space.

  Advice and guidance on the format that is more useful for that extra storage space will be appreciated. That is to say it would be more useful for future storage if it changed to NTFS?

  Thank you L

  For the memory card or a key USB stick your advised to use the Fat32... NTFS is for large capacity HDD/SSD to USB/SD/Memorystick card.

• The v1 e280 mp3 player is compatible with micro SDHC cards?

  everything is in the title

  No (but also). With factory installed firmware, v1 can read only the microSD cards. But if you install Rockbox (a firmware alternative open source), v1 can both read microSDHC cards.

  http://www.Rockbox.org

• BlackBerry Smartphones Micro-SDHC card

  you think of expert with everything what you Blackberry users out there think you map the right size?

  would we be really use all the space on the card of maximum size?

  The maximum is currently 32 GB and have done that recently the manufacturing.

  for me, 8 gb was a good size, and they are reasonable price now with 16 GB available cards. It is difficult for most user fill a 8 GB card, but it is possible especially if you load movies. Music files take up very little space

• K4 supports micro SDHC?

  I know that this note of K4 have memory card external slot - which is micro SD

  My question is, it does not support micro SDHC cards?

  Welcoming with satisfaction the responses.

  Thank you

  Is it supports SDHC

• Sansa express 2GB just died

  I recently bought 2 GB Sansa Express. After transferring files MP3 player today stopped working.

  When on just get SanDisk on screen then turns off almost immediately.

  Tried hard reset, did not work. Connecting to the pc, the player now shows as storage device.

  Following further discussions, I guess it's in MSC mode, but I can't do anything to change it.

  When you run Sansa updater, the message appears "no updateable sansa product has been recognized.

  Don't know what to do next?

  After many attempts now works OK

• BlackBerry Smartphones Micro SDHC?

  All cards Micro SDHC will work with my Curve 8310?  I saw an 8 GB card that corresponds to a speed of class 4 (4 MB/sec).  Which will work?  Thank you.

  mdaniell7 wrote:

  Micro SDHC will work?  According to the chart and my OS, I use a 4 GB card.  In the literature, I can only find reference to the Micro SD and nothing on the Micro SDHC card.

  According to a press release in 2007, the 8310 can read microSDHC:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/news/press/2007/PR-09_10_2007-02.shtml

• BlackBerry smartphone 8 GB Micro SDHC for 8110?

  Hello

  Can someone tell me if the Blackberry Pearl 8110 supports 8 GB Micro SDHC card?

  Otherwise, what is the maximum capacity it can handle?

  Thank you!

  RIM still talk about what about SDHC cards. Recently, they released the Doc ID KB05461 on 08.21.2008 but no mention anything on SDHC card. Sizes supported cards microSD media

  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 4.6.0 up to 16 GB