[Darius Wey]

Originally Posted by k1darkknight

okay...SDHC cards won't work in devices that aren't designated SDHC compatible...but aren't there 4GB standard SD cards out there?

Sure, they exist, but compatibility with existing Pocket PCs is largely a hit-and-miss. Despite the card complying with the SD specification, some devices just aren't cut out to handle them.

Originally Posted by k1darkknight

...and I thought that I'd maybe even seen an 8GB SD card listed somewhere, though I may have just been seeing things on that last count.

That, er... that may have been my April Fool's joke. ops:

[Darius Wey]

Originally Posted by k1darkknight

okay...SDHC cards won't work in devices that aren't designated SDHC compatible...but aren't there 4GB standard SD cards out there?

Sure, they exist, but compatibility with existing Pocket PCs is largely a hit-and-miss. Despite the card complying with the SD specification, some devices just aren't cut out to handle them.

Originally Posted by k1darkknight

...and I thought that I'd maybe even seen an 8GB SD card listed somewhere, though I may have just been seeing things on that last count.

That, er... that may have been my April Fool's joke. ops:

[saru83]

Was searching for some Memory Cards on ebay & i came across this 8O

http://cgi.ebay.ca/150X-8GB-OEM-SAMS...QQcmdZViewItem

Can PPC's with SD slots handle this? lets say the Benq P50, P51, HTC Universal?

[Darius Wey]

Originally Posted by saru83

Was searching for some Memory Cards on ebay & i came across this 8O

http://cgi.ebay.ca/150X-8GB-OEM-SAMS...QQcmdZViewItem

Can PPC's with SD slots handle this? lets say the Benq P50, P51, HTC Universal?

Is that even a legit product being sold? If memory servces correctly, Samsung never released an 8GB SD.

[ctmagnus]

Please note that 8GB Secure Digital Card are being released on Aug 25th - as such your hardware may need to be updated to support the card.

I would assume that any device that's more than a month or two old wouldn't work with this card, if it is legit.

[haesslich]

It's probably a fake - the SD standard's maximum capacity was 4GB. SD 2.0, on the other hand, is rated for up to 32GB, which is where SDHC comes in - it has specifications for how to access that memory, and how fast you can access it... which is important when we're talking 32GB of data.