MicroSD or MicroSDHC. Difference?
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This information is INCORRECT!! It says "if the manual says it can handle up to 8Gb of microSD memory, you can use an 8Gb Microsdhc" THIS IS INCORRECT!! Example the samsung gravity 3 is capable of holding up to 16Gb memory...BUT ONLY...I REPEAT ONLY a 16Gb microSD...DOES NOT support microSDHC. Your device has to be capable of recognizing MicroSDHC...if it does not, it will not work, as in the example.
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MicroSD cards have not changed in the past few years so I would not imagine there to be a software / compatibility problem you mention. I think you got very unlucky. I bought a 4GB Micro SD by Sandisk and the unit recognises it without any problem. I must admit though, that I had difficulty copying my files from my PC to the Expansion Card. I could not do it with Windows Media Player (even though it recognised the expansion card). To copy files to the MincroSD I had to put it in my cell phone and connect my phone to my computer! Ugh! And one last problem, after using a MicroSD card in the player, the battery life diminished from about 3 hours playing time to about 30 minutes.
1963893
MicroSD. I had the same question when ordering mine. Very happy with my choice. :)
406912
No special program is needed for transferring data files due to the connection with the computer via USB cable ( type Micro-B, not as usual as Mini B ) you. If an external 32 GB micro SDHC card is in use, it could take long time in order to transfer the whole content.
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standardly, it uses anything up to 32gb but if you install rockbox then you can have any size of micro sd card (as long as that size exists). currently, with rockbox installed on a sandisk player, you can have a 64gb microSDXC card inside of it
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7/14/14 8:00 AM PDT: Alan, I bought 8GB microSD's. I don't know if they are made in larger capacity chips. Have you been able to get D-Link to respond? That's an important question and consideration. I'd like to know the answer if you can get one. Thanks for the good question.
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The micro sd card is inside the sd card. You have to pull it out. The sd is only an adapter.
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Wow, thank you so much, Steele. I could not find this answer anywhere. The web is full of spam websites trying to sell MicroSDHC cards for MircoSD devices. Thank you
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Micro SDHC is what I bought to use in it. Make sure it is a MICRO. I accidentally bought a regular one. I got mine at Wal Mart . Made by PNY 16GB Hope this helps!
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Did you check to see if the table has it shown under the storage setting? Sometimes certain Android devices need the card formatted and/or mounted. Also, the fact the MicroSDHC is a UHS-I varient, it could be possibly incompatible due to the varient of Class-10. Some cards will have incompatibility issues, kind of like the SD/SDHC issue, it is probably rare but still possible with UHS-I.
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TransFlash and MicroSD are the same. Note that if it says "TransFlash", it probably won't support MiniSD or MicroSDHC, or other memory cards, so steer clear of those. Note that MicroSD/TransFlash cards also usually come with adapters so that you can use them in PDAs, phones, game consoles, card readers, digital cameras, and other devices that use SD or MiniSD. ** it's rechargeable, plays Fm radio, and come with different adapters so you can plug into your desktop. I use it to plug into my phone when I go on bike rides. It's very loud and awesome.
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A microSD card offers many advantages for devices like most phones, GPS that only accept a microSD sized card. With the adapter it's a universal fit for any device. Using the adapter the microSD card can then be used in any card reader to transfer data. Having only a standard sized SD card limits the capabilities of devices it can be used in.
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Not sure about the Micro SDHC part, but this card reader will work in Windows.
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Hi, i don't know, because in my memory card only this marked micro sd and nothing more. Sorry.
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Wrong. I routinely use 32GB microSDHC and 64GB microSDXC cards in my Sony PCM-M10. The 32GB microSDHC cards can be used directly, without reformatting them. 64GB microSDXC cards have to be reformatted from exFAT to FAT32. See this link (with instructions for using a Microsoft Windows OS utility) that I posted to the Head-Fi forum almost two years ago: http://www.head-fi.org/t/456327/sony-pcm-m10-as-portable-player/120#post_8727898 I don't have a Mac, but it's my understanding that its OS has a built-in Format utility that allows you to select FAT32 at the type. Enjoy!
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I purchased this "microSDHC Ultra Plus UHS-1 Class 10" for my Galaxy S4 and does not work very average to say. my backup is 19GB and try to transfer files I get error reports. I formatted in available formats (fat32, ntfs and exfat) and always generates the same error. There is a different treatment for the use of this micro SD? That process kick me to store my files?
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No the A1200 can handle a max of 2GB microSD, it does _not_ support microSDHC