Streetpilot C550 compatible with SDHC? Does anyone know C550 is compatible with SDHC cards?
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SDHC cards do not work in the C550. There do exist 4GB cards that are SD, not SDHC, but they're a little hard to find. I have one from Transcend, and it works in the C550. Might be this one -- http://www.amazon.com/Transcend-4GB-SD-Card-MLC/dp/B000KLRPYS/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1221681339&sr=8-2
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No problems with sdhc class 6 cards 4gb....I use 3different brands without issue...Kingston, kingmax, anda-data.......enjoy!
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As best I can tell you they are standard SD. I don't even know what a SDHC is?I was happy with this purchase. I just took the card out of my camera. It says SD card.Hope this helps. Marian
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I was able to use both a 32 GB SDHC and MicroSD card wih no problems. It just takes patience to download the card but you can tell the unit is working because the % of data downloaded counts up to 100%.
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i am having problems using the SDHC cards ... i wonder which models work with SDHC. i have model 9FF2 Philips 8.5-Inch Digital Picture Frame
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Where is SD Slot at Garmin StreetPilot C330??????I feel myself dumb, because I can't find this slot??? All C330 with SD slot???
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The SDHC card will work. But don't buy these cameras. I had nothing but trouble with the. I called Moultre 3 times and couldn't get the problem resolved. I ended up sending them back to Amazon after a couple of months of trying to get them to work. I would have them set up and have a deer or turkey walk by or even myself and wouldn't get a picture. I have had trail cameras since the first film cameras came out and have never had problems like I had with these A5's. I have 3 Moultrie L-50's which have worked well for several years. Ray
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The C310x supports SD up to at least 4GB, but NOT the SDHD 4GB card, only the "standard", plain SD cards. I use a TOPRAM 4GB SD x150 with mine. Of course, the SD 2GB, 1GB, etc. work also. Again, the SDHD "type" card is NOT supported.
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The c530 does not have text to speech. Neither does the c330. They will not speak street names.
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No. According to the manufacturer, the camera is compatible with SD and SDHC cards.
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Hi Sara,I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support, here to answer your question. The FCR-HS3 card reader is compatible with Mac OS and can be used to import any kind of data from an SDHC card. For any further assistance, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for selecting Kingston as your upgrade partner.
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Yeah, I was wondering the same thing. I have a 4gb SDHC that would make or break the decision to buy this.
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Any of the SD cards and it's newer variants. I have a 32gb SDHC card in it, and it works great.
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Not sure about the Micro SDHC part, but this card reader will work in Windows.
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Few things off top of my head...Pros street pilot c550 over nuvi 350:-Better looking display (quality) than 350-bluetooth.-No bulky external antenna to break off.-intergrated traffic receiverPros 350 over streetpilot c550-more compact-slightly bigger display
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The StreetPilot 2720 is no longer supported by Garmin. That means that there are no maps available (for any country) from Garmin to upload. The most current maps sold for that device are now 5 years old, or so and they don't have the disks to sell you. If your device breaks Garmin provides no support or help with troubleshooting it. I have also noticed that my StreetPilots (I have two) are taking longer and longer to find satellites. I suspect that this is due to changes in the format of the GPS data as transmitted by the satellites, which are not addressed by the 5-year old firmware in the device. I don't recommend buying this product. If you buy a newer Garmin product, you might want to ask them how long they plan to support it. I bought my first StreetPilot 2720 new in 2006. I have some electronic products that are still supported after 10 years.
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Of course. Many laptops have a port for an SDHC card. Since I am on a desktop (which doesn't have one), I emailed my photos to someone who had that capability and she stored them on the card. Piece of cake!