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DarkKrypt
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From: Melbourne,Australia
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stick with class 2(or if you can find class 4(which is hard to find) - as nothing exists yet above this for 32gb sandisk micro sd cards.
with other brands im unsure but sandisk is the most reliable.
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Toney_Ericsson
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jplacson
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Hey Toney, class ratings for mem cards are based on minimum sustained speeds. A new empty card will be faster than an old card which has a lot of fragmented data. Smaller file transfers are much faster to copy than streaming media, much like how FireWire can still outperform USB 2.0 in sustained video/audio recording, despite USB 2.0 measuring faster file transfer/copy speeds.
Sandisk may build their cards to higher specs than the others, so their rating of class 2 may have burst speeds close to a class 10 but can't sustain it.
Class ratings are not verified by any independent group, it's essentially an honesty system based on a set of industry guidelines.
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drgopoos
Joined: Dec 02, 2004
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I have always purchased sandisk cards. They are expensive but very reliable.
However lexar is a very reliable one too and have read good reviews.
This time however i am going to get lexar 32gb class 10 . Had definite advantage when transferring large amount of files. |
batesie
Joined: Feb 13, 2004
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The bigger the card, the faster you'll want it to be when it comes to filling it up with files! I'd go for the Lexar, as it seems to be the only Class 10 available, and you still get a 5 year warranty.
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mallaccra
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if it's about speed you can always tweak your flash card to read and write faster...  
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batesie
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£34 for a 32Gb MicroSDHC  - Only for the next 50 minutes:
http://www.memoryc.com/flashm[....]l/32gbsandiskmicrosdhccl2.html
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masseur
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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nice one. thanks.
picked up two, one for my S2 and one for my son for his Play
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skblakee
Joined: May 07, 2007
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On 2011-05-10 20:32:28, mallaccra wrote:
if it's about speed you can always tweak your flash card to read and write faster...
How?
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masseur
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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got the 32GB cards today. can't believe they don't include an adaptor!
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lazeeboy
Joined: Feb 08, 2003
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From: Makati, Philippines
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Nice! Wonder what'll happen if I use that with my K850? Would it even be recognized? 
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masseur
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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It should be. the days of memory stick size compatibility are "hopefully" long gone. K850 supports microSDHC and that should include all capacities up to the maximum 32gb.
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Posted: 2011-03-28 00:39
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