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Default The Ultimate SD Card

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Click on "Larger Image" to see it in its full glory!

I'm def getting one of 'em!
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I couldn't go back to 1 measly gig now :wink:
 
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With CardExport your Pocket PC serves as a card reader for your card. no need for that.
 
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What if you want to transfer data between somene elses pc and you don't have the cradle???

I deal for backup on the go!
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I use a usb/qtek cable. I allways carry it with my, for file transfer and charger porposes.
For those other cases I'm without cable, I have a 5 dolar pendisk much cheaper! I still get to keep my 1Gb super-cheap plain SDcard on my qtek
 
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Neil - I got the SD ultra II 2 gig card - why would the 1 gig be the ultimate? :?
 
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1gb... 2gb? naaaa go 4gb!

http://www.dpreview.com/news/0507/05...ec_4gbcard.asp :P
 
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Hi,

I'm new to this sd card stuff, but is there really any point buying a really fast card for the BA?
What would be the difference in everyday use between and normal SD card and one thats rated x133(or even x150) in speed?
Would I get the 15-20meg a xfer rate through my BA?? or would i have to use a decicated Hi-Speed USB 2 card reader?

I'm looking to buy an SD card so that I use my BA for a Sat Nav system.

BTW you can pickup a 1GB Sandisk Ultra II card on ebay for about £30, would this be big enough for the maps for Sat Nav??

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Re: card for sat-nav.

I am no expert, but from my experience, the faster the card the better, and there is plenty of discussion on this site regarding the size of cards. From others experience, it appears that as the card gets bigger, the stability is reduced, therefore, a higher speed card is needed.

Regarding what size is needed, I used a 128meg card for 2 years with tomtom, I now have a 256meg with plenty of spare storage. Given curent prices, I have just ordered a 1gig fast card. I will update if it falls over!!
 
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Default 2GB SD card

With the prices of larger cards dropping dramatically, I'm looking to upgrade my 1Gb card to 2Gb.
I'm assuming that it will work ok on this device??

Any thoughts or anyone already tried with success?
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