What is the differences between Class 2,4 and 10
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The "Class" is the speed rating at which the card is able to be written "saved" to. The higher the number the faster the card is able to write or "save" the data. Some devices have a minimum "Class" or speed requirement or recommendation for the card so that they operate properly. Digital cameras or HD video cameras come to mind. Some digital cameras or video cameras might indicate that they need a certain minimum "class" of memory card in order to operate properly. For Example, if you are taking a lot of pictures quickly (burst mode) the camera needs a card that can write or "save" data quickly in order to keep up with the number of pictures being taken at a given time. The same is true for HD video which takes up a lot more storage space and requires faster speeds to store all that data quickly. In general, faster (higher number/class ) cards are more expensive. Hope this helps.
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Class 10 is normally faster than class 6. The minimum rating for class 6 is 6Mb/sec, whereas the minimum for class 10 is 10Mb/sec. Sandisk products normally run higher than the minimum required. The faster speeds will allow for faster file transfers.
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2 main differences that I see:#1 the wattage is different. for the th106, you have 2000/4000 Watts for (120/240 volts) and the th104 only has 1750/3500 watts. it's not a big deal unless you have requirements on how many or how big of heaters you are controlling. For me, I have 1 medium and 2 small baseboards which totals to 2000 watts on 120 volts.#2 the programming is different. on the th106 you can specify temps for each day of the week-differently, whereas the 104's programming allows for weekend/weekday modes.
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class refers to the minimum transfer speed, and as far as i could tell from the sandisk web site, their 32gb microsd cards are class 2, regardless of what the picture looks like on amazon. in theory, when transferring data it might take twice as long as a class 4, thrice as long as a class 6, etc., which might matter if you're impatient and moving gigabytes of data. it should be more than fast enough for just listening to music. in my experience, i get higher than the minimum, and class 2 has been good enough for my dslr and recording 640x480 video on my compact camera.
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the higher the class the better, but from sd specs alone, technically a class 4 at 4 megs/second should be sufficient since it can write atleast 3.6 gigs in 15 minutes, when you only need 1 gig per 15 minutes for this camera. I would suggest getting atleast a class 4 just to be on the safe side. (although a class 2 will be 1.8 gigs per 15 minutes), so you need a card that can write at fast speeds.
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Don't know why they wouldn't work for your class C. I'd think 2 at least. If you find you need another, you could always get it later.
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A class 10 drive transfers data at 10 10MB/s, this is a USB 2.0 and 3.0 Compatible drive, provided you have a blue USB 3.0 port on your computer, USB 2.0 runs around 30 MB/s and 3.0 in theory is 10x faster, but most likely will max out at around 100 MB/s. If you don't have a 3.0 port you would be better off buying a 2.0 thumb drive for less money.
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confusion around this is due to the fact that early versions of the camera had problems with some Sandisk class 10 cards, and the Mobius manual says class 4 is all you need, along with a warning about using a class 10 with early firmware versions. But that was with firmware versions in the low 1.x. They're at 2.37 as of this writing, and i have 2 cameras that use class 10 cards (1 a sony, 1 a sandisk) with no issues.
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I used a class 2 4GB microSD card before switching to a 16 GB class 6 card. No issue with both card. Haven't try with a class 10 card.
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The only difference are the height and weight. The 2 is 2 inches taller and about a pound lighter. That's the only differences that I can find. Hope that helps!
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there are two settings (high and lower) and you can tell by a button that pops up when you get there. don't try to get there too fast. the 4 would be too small for me. i got the 10 for a good price and you can do more things with it. remember that about 20% of the pot is left empty. good luck and good cooking.
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Ths is the speed class of the card. The speed class designates minimum writing performance to record video. Yes, 10 is better but it depends what you are using the card for and in what piece of equipment. I would just google class number and it will tell you the differences in the classes.
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A class I Bluetooth has a range of 330 feet, were as a class II only has a range of 30 feet. Other then that, they are the same.
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I have both. The 11th is bigger and more complicated. When open, the only button that works is the bottom one. The 10th is more elegant and looks better on my shelf, as it blends in better. I don't like the requirement to have the pen adapter at the bottom because it comes off when you're handling the item. What made the decision for me was that I'm an avid David Tennant fan. In the final Matt Smith episode, the size of his sonic was actually referenced. In my opinion, the 10th is the better item. Hope this helps.
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We bought the micro sd card at Walgreen's. It gives good video pictures. Don't know what a class 10 card is......sorry.
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No only class 2,3 and 4. These have the bigger receiver box. Not the little one on cars
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Class 10 is a lot better if you have the means for one. My GoPro HERO 3 is worthless with out one