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Can you use over the limit of mb that there stands it suports up to |
hahaha112
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Can you put an 8gig sd card in a mobile that only supports up to 4 gig
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totalgsm
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no it wont work |
Mizzle
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What phone are you talking about?
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BobaFett
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he wrote sd card, really donnow what fone now a days is still using sd card... or did he ment transflash maybe
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totalgsm
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I cant think of any recent SE phone using SD , even for the past 4 yrs it has been memory stick duo referring to S700i etc.
Cant think of any SE phone with SD card, nokia are the ones that were using SD card. |
BobaFett
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u are right, se never supported sd cards. guess its a k850, cos its the only se atm with transflash support
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tonchy
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k850 supports M2 and MicroSD, white paper says up to 4GB but i am using it with an 8GB MicrosSD and it works like a charm.
I guess white paper info is released with the highest capacity tested at the moment of releasing a phone. I am guessing my phone is capable of supporting up to 32GB when they release those  |
hahaha112
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i mean memory stick duo and it is to every phone my quiestion is just can you put an 8 gig memory stick duo card in an phone that only supports up to 4 gig.
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benitorios
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normally the phone won't support more than it's supposed to, but there are a few lucky exceptions: eg. the K750 can support 4GB MS duo pro, whereas those cards were not yet available when the K750 was released.
In any case, i would strongly recommend that you try the mem card in the shop (if possible), to make sure it works before buying it. |
>500
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The specs page shows a limit according to the largest card on the market, usually!
If 4gb is the biggest card on the market, then thats the max  say it can support, but really, can take more when it comes out!
Though in some cases, the limit they give, is definately the limit 
what phone are you talking about?
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adcamb
Joined: Jun 11, 2007
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Yes, it should work.
The memory stick pro standard supports up to 32Gb, SD up to 2Gb and I've no idea what the limit on SDHC is, but I'd expect it to be much higher. The manufacturers usually put up to xGb because that's the largest card on the market when the phone ships.
You will hit limits where the standards change, so assume that anything with an SD card and a limit of under 2Gb probably doesn't support SDHC. However and SD box that supports 4Gb should happily use a larger card.
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hahaha112
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What about Transflash.
It is X1
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>500
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the x1 does indeed take microSD. And it will take more than 4gb
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adcamb
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lol, I think there'll be a 16Gb card in my X1 when it turns up. The dilemma is whether or not to buy a bigger M2 card knowing that the X1 is coming. |
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Posted: 2008-02-13 21:54
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