"i am unclear what physical size/style of sd card to use - not the memory/storage but since sd cards come in different styles/shapes - thanks"
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Physically, SD cards are the same size unless you're referring to mini-SDs which are very small but still work in a standard SD slot by using an adapter that usually comes with a mini-SD. The difference in SD cards is internal and has to do with speed and capacity. The IOEGA MediaShair has the standard SD slot that will except any SD card.
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It uses the larger size, the original SD card size. It does not support micro or the small size..
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It uses a regular SD card, not mini or micro, although those can be used if you use an adaptor. This is the card usually used in most regular cameras these days.
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I'm using a 32GB card in mine. . I have a 64GB card also but did not use as it was SDXC. I figured it probably wouldn't work and didn't bother trying.
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I have the model with 64gig internal, and it will take a SD with another 64gigs. From the lit I have read, both models should be able to take a 64gig card.
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Well anything over a certain amount, usually 4GB is considered SDHC and may not work with it. Since there are no replies I figured I'd post this tidbit.
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Personally, I went with a 64 gb one... But to be more specific... It can handle all standard current MICRO sd card types...
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You must have a Class 4 for it to work properly. I done the same thing with a 32 mb, Class 10 and got the same result, "mass storage". I ordered a Sandisk, 16mb, Class 4 from WalMart with their site to store to make sure it was a Class 4, cost less that $15. I worked perfectly. I hope this helps, get a Class 4 mini SD card up to 32mb max.
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You can use any type of (Micro SD card) 16gb 32gb 8 gb etc.. but not a regular Sd card if that's what you meant. I hope this helped
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All SD cards should have the same physical appearance. The main differences are storage capacity and write speed. If your camera does indeed use a 2gig card, I see no reason to use a card of larger capacity. If you run out of space, get more cards, maybe trying a 4 gig card. But yes if your camera is designed to use SD cards, Sandisk is a good choice.
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Normal size SD card, not microSD. The SD cards must be of small capacity, like only 1 gigabyte. If you get a 1 GB regular size SD card, it should work okay.
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I'm sorry but do not know the answers to these questions? Are the answers not in the product description? I do know that I use a regular SD card with no trouble. I believe that lithium batteries can be substituted but that should be part of the product description.
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Ken,If you check the documentation it will give you the maximum size micro SD card that the unit will accept. Once you have that info you can buy a micro SD card at any electronics store like best buy or radio shack. I suggest getting one with an adapter for a standard size SD card as most computers will accept this.
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We're using a Sandisk 4G SD high capacity card and its working great. I think any of the SD cards work. Best to get biggest you want to buy for max pics.
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Check your camera manual or go on line and look up your camera. Then check the detail for what type and capacity SD card will work with your camera. If you bought it from a store they may be able to answer question. End.
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A standard size SD card (24mm x 32mm or 1 1/4" x 15/16") fits in the bottom right side of the face. It has to be an older type card though. I have a Kingston Class 2 card that only has "SD" on the sticker and it plays fine. But two others that have "SD HC" (same size but faster Class) and the player doesn't recognize them. I use mine mainly with USB sticks which are easier to use
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Read my review from David V. Norris on Amazon. Make sure you partition your SD card for Fat32 and Ext2. I also made a small Swap partition. Make sure you read the instructions for installing Link2SD. Enjoy.
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Paul, What's an SD card? How big? I've looked at it, and it doesn't look like it has a card slot, except for maybe one place that might take a card, about 1/4" wide.
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I'm running a 64 GB in mine. It's a SanDisk Mobile Ultra MicroSDXC Class 10 card, formatted to FAT 32, and partitioned by taking off 300 MB only. I'd be glad to give specifics if requested (quite easy). Oh, I installed Rockbox, too--essential--makes it a whole new level of player. (Installing needs a 32 bit computer or simulation program for the Sansa, also simple.