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Posted By: Brummy_Ben SGH-E900 memory card - 7th Jan 2008 4:55pm
lost myn but looking for new one
only need 1gb i recon smile
Posted By: MattLFC Re: SGH-E900 memory card - 7th Jan 2008 5:00pm
Just checked for ye, its a MicroSD card you need.

1GB - £6.49 free delivery - http://www.play.com/Mobiles/Mobile/4-/923646/SanDisk-Micro-SD-1GB/Product.html

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Posted By: Tony_1985 Re: SGH-E900 memory card - 7th Jan 2008 5:04pm
damn

i paid £8.49 off fleabay for my 1gb card
Posted By: Brummy_Ben Re: SGH-E900 memory card - 7th Jan 2008 7:27pm
thanx matt great help thumbsup
ill purchase one of those laugh
Posted By: Pomp Re: SGH-E900 memory card - 7th Jan 2008 7:36pm
Cheap these days, i bought mine from ebay wen i first got my e900 some time ago for about £14 (1gb)
Posted By: MattLFC Re: SGH-E900 memory card - 8th Jan 2008 1:10am
No problemo fella!

Wish Memory Stick M2's were £6 lol.
Posted By: Pomp Re: SGH-E900 memory card - 8th Jan 2008 1:31am
Bit off topic but i ordered me M2's now lol £14 (2gb)
Posted By: MattLFC Re: SGH-E900 memory card - 8th Jan 2008 2:22am
They were in Staples the other day for £19 fella, so if you have any problems with em, go there.

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Posted By: Brummy_Ben Re: SGH-E900 memory card - 8th Jan 2008 2:57pm
wats are m2s then are they the bigger ones ?
Posted By: Pomp Re: SGH-E900 memory card - 8th Jan 2008 3:00pm
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Altho the picture makes it look big its nearly the same size as the one ur getting.
Posted By: Brummy_Ben Re: SGH-E900 memory card - 8th Jan 2008 3:05pm
o i c thanx pomp well wats thedifference between the m2 n tha one i gerrin then ?
Posted By: Pomp Re: SGH-E900 memory card - 8th Jan 2008 3:11pm
The M2 is for mine an Matty's Fone lol (k800) he jst "wish" they were cheaper so he cud get it.

Ur fone takes the micro sd memo cards
Posted By: MattLFC Re: SGH-E900 memory card - 8th Jan 2008 3:15pm
M2 is a version of the Magicgate Memory Stick, the Micro version. Its propriatery Sony as they developed it and therefore only usually found in Sony products.

MicroSD is the micro version of Secure Digital, an open-format not tied into any particular manufacturers, leading to more usage, which means lower costs thanks to more volume in mass production.

Both have their pro's and cons, but the biggest of course is cost.

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Posted By: Brummy_Ben Re: SGH-E900 memory card - 8th Jan 2008 3:53pm
i c thanks for that matt but im guessin the m2 wudnt go in my phone?
Posted By: MattLFC Re: SGH-E900 memory card - 8th Jan 2008 3:56pm
Nope, its not Sony hehe.

The only (in a lot of applications anyway) two compatible flash memory products I can remember were MultiMedia Card (MMC) and the original Secure Digital (SD)...

Then all of a sudden, the world went crazy and we ended up with tons of different formats, each with their own smaller and smaller variations.

May as well blame it on global warming, everything else is!!
Posted By: Brummy_Ben Re: SGH-E900 memory card - 8th Jan 2008 4:02pm
lmfao raftl i blame my lack of sleep on global warming hahahaaha
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