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Duo Sony
May 22nd, 2003
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Question: Can you use a memory stick pro duo with the Sony Ericsson w330i?
Im considering on getting the sony ericsson w300i but i want to know if you can use a memory stick pro duo to store your music, which i already have rather tan having to go buy a trans flash card.
Answer: I think memory stick sizes are different and also capacity tell u one thing W700i/800i uses microstick produo which is upto 4gb and k790i/800i uses memory stick micro which is upto 1GB. I think for w300i it is memory stick micro which is upto 1GB available.
So u r already having pro duo go for the mobiles which r compatable for that. if u want to go for w300i it is only upto 1GB memro stick micro slot. below information is on sonyericsson site just click it and see frequently asked questions there u will find which memory card it support...u will find it supports memory stick micro...okhttp://www.sonyericsson.com/spg.jsp?cc=us&lc=en&ver=4000&template=ps1_1_4_1&zone=ps&lm=ps1_1&pid=10415
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Question: Where can I find the Sony Memory Stick PRO Duo with adapter?I have the adapter for my Sony Memory Stick PRO Duo 4 GB memory card. I looked at ebay and there were a few there, but the seller will only accept PayPal, which I do not have. All ideas where I can just get the adapter without PayPal? Thank you!
Answer: adorama.com
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Sdhc Card Class
April 20th, 2003
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 32 GB SDHC CARD CLASS 10 USA SELLER T101 NO RESERVE  US $35.99
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Question: When looking at SD or SDHC cards they talk about class? What are the classes and what do they mean?
I have a new Canon EOS Rebel SXi 450D camera. I am looking for the biggest and fastest memory card I can get for the money. And in searching on-line I am finding lots of information but nothing to compare it to. The difference between SD and SDHC? Is it just high Capacity? Can my camera use both? How do I tell what card is faster? Is there a quality difference as well?
Answer: SDHC is an extension of the SD standard. You can use both types of card in your Rebel but 4GB and above will conform to the SDHC standard. Cameras that only take SD cannot use SDHC.
The classes indicate the write speed to a newly formatted card. Class 2 is 2MB/s, class 4 is 4MB/s and, unsurprisingly, class 6 is 6MB/s.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital_card#SDHC
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Question: What is the difference between Class 4 and Class 6 SDHC 8GB card?Answer: SD and SDHC (SD High Capacity) has read different / write speed (or classes) of hearing, which is its minimum speed, not its actual speed, so not all cards class 4 or class 6 are the same speed. ... Are Class 2: minimum of 2 MB / s - 13x Class 4: minimum of 4 MB / s - 26x Class 6: minimum of 6 MB / s -- 40x digital camera is best to use a reasonably fast card, which allows optimal performance of the camera and video recording especially. A fast card, it also allows quick transfer of files to your computer via a card reader. For a digital camera, we always recommend to get a class 6 card because the image files from the camera are larger and larger and, especially if you want to record videos. Sandisk Ultra II (Class 4) is a speed of 66x and it was fine. Or better yet, is the SanDisk Extreme III (Class 6) speed of 133x. I highly recommend the Extreme III.
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