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an explaination of memory cards please - oldmotherfoccer - 30-12-11
can anyone explain what the class 2 class 4 class 10 etc means on sd memory cards, also i have read that there are a lot of fake cards about ie 32gb that are only 2 but badged up as 32, so any places people use thanks in advance as always
Re: an explaination of memory cards please - Tori - 30-12-11
7dayshop Laura. I get all my cards from there, no fakes as far as I'm aware. Loads floating around on ebay. Depending on what you're using it for, will depend what rating you need? I use Sandisk extreme pro as they're pretty quick for my camera to write to the card quick enough on fast bursts of shots.
What are you putting it in
Re: an explaination of memory cards please - martynR - 30-12-11
I use mymemory.co.uk with free postage. Takes about 3-5 days for delivery. The class of the memory card is usually the speed of it reading/writing. It depends what you need it for, but the higher the class the better and more expensive it is.
I would not bother with ebay as all they sell is either no class said or some low class cards.
Re: an explaination of memory cards please - rustyrider - 30-12-11
+1 for Sandisk but I get mine from www.svp.co.uk
Re: an explaination of memory cards please - oldmotherfoccer - 30-12-11
ok, its going in our little tablet computers
Re: an explaination of memory cards please - oldmotherfoccer - 30-12-11
arrrggghhhh now whats the differnce with
Micro SD
Micro SDHC
Micro SDXC
Re: an explaination of memory cards please - martynR - 30-12-11
(30-12-11, 08:51 PM)oldmotherfoccer link Wrote: ok, its going in our little tablet computers
Try to google the name of your tablet and what other people use for it. I presume it might need a rather speedy one to stream HD video.
Re: an explaination of memory cards please - oldmotherfoccer - 30-12-11
ok, well the tablet is a new one on the market, but i will call them next week and see what they advise - oh why does life have t be so confusing, now the fatmaggot website is down as well because something is up with a database, but its all written in double dutch lol
Re: an explaination of memory cards please - Tori - 30-12-11
Laura, as said above, google your tablet and find out what card it takes. It'll be one of these:
http://cellphonerepairtutorials.blogspot.com/2010/09/understanding-mobile-phones-removable.html
Re: an explaination of memory cards please - oldmotherfoccer - 30-12-11
i know its definately a micro sd card, as the one form our phones fit and work, i was just amazed to then find the SDHC SDXC and thought, bugger something else i have no idea about, the price varies as well, so i guess just go for the most expensive lol (thats what a man would do)
Re: an explaination of memory cards please - jayplay - 30-12-11
Roughly speaking the higher the class the faster the transfer rate
Class 2 = Transfer speed is a minimum of 2MB/sec.
Class 10 = Transfer speed is a minimum of 10MB/sec.
Re: an explaination of memory cards please - oldmotherfoccer - 30-12-11
ty jayplay easily understood and the HC/XC thing ???
Re: an explaination of memory cards please - martynR - 30-12-11
(30-12-11, 09:44 PM)oldmotherfoccer link Wrote: ty jayplay easily understood and the HC/XC thing ???
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital
Re: an explaination of memory cards please - VNA - 31-12-11
Quote:7dayshop Laura. I get all my cards from there, no fakes as far as I'm aware.
7dayshop is great for a lot of stuff. I used to spend a fortune there when I was still shooting loads of film. I did buy some CF cards from them years ago, but I sent them all back. Often 7dayshop stuff comes removed from the OE packaging and unsealed. They weren't keen to take them back but I quoted the manufacturers advice (cards should always be supplied in complete and sealed packaging) and got my money back on em. Same thing with OE printer cartridges, I returned them and got my money back.
7dayshop told me they were removed from the packaging to cut costs and storage and postage.
Now I ain't saying that the 7dayshop stuff wasn't genuine, but the seal is part guarantee of a genuine card and I can take the chance of rip off crap.
Also bear in mind that much of what 7dayshop sells is grey market. So your guarantee is with 7dayshop only. 7dayshop always sorted out any issues I had, if a little reluctantly on a couple of occasions.
Used to be great when they sent literally everything VAT free, but they play by the rules now.