Micro -SDHC
Posted: February 17th, 2011, 9:19 pmSaw this on hot deals, anyone seen anything better ?
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Posted: February 17th, 2011, 9:19 pmRe: Micro -SDHC
Posted: February 18th, 2011, 4:29 amThats not a bad price, I personally dont need a new one as a nice rep gave me a freeby 32GB one recently to test out on handsets, somehow it found its way into the slot on my scroll
Re: Micro -SDHC
Posted: February 19th, 2011, 5:22 pmHave ordered one, can always increase at a later date if necessary. Cheers Dave, wasn't sure.
Re: Micro -SDHC
Posted: May 25th, 2011, 12:02 pmJust be sure NOT to buy a class 4 or below. These cards are slow....
Class 6 or 10 is cool (the class number refers to the MB per seconds it can write and is shown as a circle enclosing a number.)
There is a App called [url]SD tools[/url] which measures the speed of your micro SD card to make sure you've not been sold a slow counterfeit version.
Some of the cheap microSDs are only class 2!
Class 6 or 10 is cool (the class number refers to the MB per seconds it can write and is shown as a circle enclosing a number.)
There is a App called [url]SD tools[/url] which measures the speed of your micro SD card to make sure you've not been sold a slow counterfeit version.
Some of the cheap microSDs are only class 2!
Re: Micro -SDHC
Posted: May 25th, 2011, 12:21 pmi thougt android can't utilise the speed of anything over class4
Re: Micro -SDHC
Posted: May 30th, 2011, 8:56 amI doubt that unless the hardware manufacturer has used old hardware! But I'm no Android software expert.
My SDTools app shows my class 6 16GB microSD card running at 8MB/s and a class 2 8GB card running at 6MB/s.
Just because it says class X on the front, just means that is the minimum it is designed to write at. (the class number is the write speed in MB/s). So you could be lucky and it writes faster.
My SDTools app shows my class 6 16GB microSD card running at 8MB/s and a class 2 8GB card running at 6MB/s.
Just because it says class X on the front, just means that is the minimum it is designed to write at. (the class number is the write speed in MB/s). So you could be lucky and it writes faster.