SDHC OK? The specs say SD cards and some SD-compatible devices won't take SDHC. Will SDHC cards work ok in this?Thanks
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I'm using an 8GB SDHC card to put some system files on it as a ramdisk - it works fine. I've also used a micro-sd 8GB with adaptor in the slot and it works fine too.
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Mark,I'm using a 16GB SDHC card on the U100-279US with no problems. Regards, Joe
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Interesting. I never even knew that standard SD (not SDHC) were available up to 8 gig. I thought that they maxed out at 2 gigs. good to know. Wish the thing DID read SDHC at the card slot. Still, it's a pretty nice device.
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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 an not an expert on these things but did notice one specification that may help you. Compatible with all SDHC-labeled host devices (not compatible with standard SD). I would imagine the specs on the camera you mention should help you figure out if it will work in it. Hope this helps!
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I'm having the same problem using a Sandisk 64GB, 30MB/s SDHC card. Packaging says it can handle "up to 64GB SDHC card". Yeah? Which one? Guess we'll have to run it by the manufacturer...good luck.
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that question is better put to the PC manufacturer. Personally, I've used SD, SDHC and SDXC in my PC without a problem.
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I just read the specs online that it takes micro sd and micro sdhc up to 32gb. So this one will work fine.
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Mine works with the standard SD cards; both the older cards and the higher speed cards.
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The only way I have used this item is to insert into a computer to view and/or print pictures. I am not 100% certain the answer to your question, but I do believe that as long as the device(s) you are speaking of have a slot for micro SDHC cards than you should be able to use it.
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64Gb and 128Gb cards are technically XC, not SD. The specs say that it is compatible with XC, so presumably it has the extra contacts and the required support firmware to do that, however it might be wise to read some of the 1- and 2-star reviews before buying.
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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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Check out Wikipedia's entry on it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital_card#SDHC SDHC normally only works on devices that specifically state that they have support for it. So it really depends on what you are buying it for. To ensure compatibility, I would bet on the regular microSD card. That being said, if you want the 4gb or 8gb sizes, you would need the SDHC, but make sure you have a compatible device.
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If you are going to use a different USB adapter / card reader, it must be SDHC compatible or it will not recognize the card. I have an older adapter that is not SDHC compliant and it will only read up to a 2GB card.
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Yup- need to have some data on there...it helps!Too bad the SD card reader is limited to SD and won't play the newer SDHC. So the card reader is limited to 2 gigs. Somewhat useful but not supe-useful for video as many of those files or folders are well over 2 gigs.
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I'm sorry, but I am not a techie and don't know what an SDHC card is. I tried the usual SD cards that come with a digicam. It worked. Hope that helped.
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Guy - Thank you for your response. Is it possible that it was the size (64G) as opposed to it being an SDHC? I read that it will only support up to 32G. Also I believe it needs to be formatted to FAT, but I could be wrong. It seems somewhat pointless if it only works with SD cards without the High Capacity as almost all of them are SDHC these days.
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I've seen benchmark tests of various SD/SDHC cards and there do see to be speed differences according to brand. SanDisk is usually at or somewhere near the top so they're a safe bet.If you have an old SD card reader then you may well need to replace it. If you have documentation for the reader and it doesn't list being able to read cards above 2GB then it might be too old to support SDHC cards.