Which memory card do you often use?
By ferdzNK
@ferdzNK (3211)
Philippines
10 responses
@ratyz5 (7808)
• Philippines
12 Jul 08
I use to have those Memory Card readers but the last one, yeah 'but the last one' would always imply that its already broken 
', but just the same, is already broken. Good thing that the devices which I use the cards can be their respective readers as well.. 
*USB data cable!
I have a couple of SD cards for the digital camera that are either 1 or 2 Gb. (Can never have enough photos for my sisters... )
A 1 Gb MMC for my mobile phone.
A 4 Gb Memory Stick Pro Duo for the hand held.
Still planning on purchasing cards with higher capacity but, would check if the device could still work well with them or would incur slow performance.
*yeah its a whistle emoticon but, could work as a kiss emoticon too on this chance 
', but just the same, is already broken. Good thing that the devices which I use the cards can be their respective readers as well.. *USB data cable!
I have a couple of SD cards for the digital camera that are either 1 or 2 Gb. (Can never have enough photos for my sisters... )
A 1 Gb MMC for my mobile phone.
A 4 Gb Memory Stick Pro Duo for the hand held.
Still planning on purchasing cards with higher capacity but, would check if the device could still work well with them or would incur slow performance.
*yeah its a whistle emoticon but, could work as a kiss emoticon too on this chance 1 person likes this
@ratyz5 (7808)
• Philippines
13 Jul 08
Hehehe, the emoticons are just too limited here and I was just thinking of making them imply a different meaning.. just started with that response of mine earlier
I always have USB slots available and I don't usually go back and forth with it. Sometimes, I do those one time deal transfers wherein huge amounts of data are transferred so I'd just have to do it in one sitting and not to do it every now and then.. wish I could do something to get the tranfer rate faster since its just too boring to wait and doing something else with the computer would make it slower 
I always have USB slots available and I don't usually go back and forth with it. Sometimes, I do those one time deal transfers wherein huge amounts of data are transferred so I'd just have to do it in one sitting and not to do it every now and then.. wish I could do something to get the tranfer rate faster since its just too boring to wait and doing something else with the computer would make it slower 
@zweeb82 (5653)
• Malaysia
20 Jun 08
I have a USB card reader which I bought a few years back. It was really expensive & bulky compared to the ones available in the market today. I don't really use it anymore as I directly connect my digital camera to my PC with the given USB cable. I do the same with my PDA phone as well. My PDA phone uses a 1GB mini SD. It comes with an adapter as well. My digital cam uses 2GB CF
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@zweeb82 (5653)
• Malaysia
13 Jul 08
Yeah, it's getting smaller each day - the way technology advances it just amazes me. Beat me to the CF? Haha!~ I had a 128MB a long while ago but it got spoilt. Yeah, 1GB for PDA is a bit too small at times but then again it's not really a priority at the moment so I'm still waiting. Maybe when I need it the price of the storage card would have dropped quite a bit
@nokia6233 (937)
• India
10 Jul 08
i have an USB memory card reader and also a 1 GB memory card of type micro SD....
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@mtsandeep (1586)
• India
12 Jul 08
I have only a 1gb usb flash drive. I use it mostly to store my useful softwares.
I also have made it a portable software house.ie installed some important tools and softwares in it which may come handy. As i like to solve problems associated with computer like the Removal of virus from system, which disables the hidden files and creates autorun files in every hard disk drives.
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@gagglefinish (132)
• Mozambique
20 Jun 08
Last week I bought an 8gb micro sd and it is very good with a high transfer speed on my computer.I also use a nifty memory stick pro duo adapter for the micro sd on my psp to watch movies and stuff.It is one of my best buys.
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@youless (112103)
• Guangzhou, China
12 Aug 09
My card reader can read any kinds of cards. My PDA uses SD card, and my cellphone uses mini SD card. My digital camera uses XD and CF card. The largest storage is my mini SD card and CF card, they are both 4GB.
I love China
