I'm looking for a new phone and the phone I like (sony ericsson k550i) says the memory card that will fit is memory stick micro, and my memory stick for my phone, is memory stick SanDisk micro SD.Will this fit still?Because I dont want to buy it and it wont fit in.
Thanks for posting the answers
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That memory card will fit your sony ericsson. Make sure its not SanDisk Mini SD because those are a little bigger than the micto. The micro are very small and rectangular shape.
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Do add on graphic cards take memory away from the computer?
My computer came with 3g of ram and I am running Vista home. I am going to add a PCIe-16 graphics card but I want to know if I get a card with 512m will it take 512 from my computer or will it add 512 basically to the computer?
Do add on graphic cards take memory away from the computer?
No
Reply:no, it wont take away from your computer...but any graphics that needs to be processed will be sped up basically to just lower your loading times and stuff....releasing a bit from your processor...but not your memory
Reply:Not at all.. It even frees up your memory. All the graphics processing will done in the memory of your graphics card. So you will have full utilization of your 3GB RAM. But graphics memory is not shared for the tasks other than the graphics processing.
Reply:No, it will not use any appreciable memory (RAM).
Graphics memory can be 'shared' (meaning a graphics chip on the motherboard) or independent of your on-board ram. If you currently don't have a separate video card, then your computer is using part of the 3GB for video processing. Once you add the video card the computer will exclusively use the video memory in the card, thereby freeing up the RAM that was used when you did not have the card.
Reply:If you add any graphics card PCI/AGP/PCIe it will use its own memory of how much the card is 128/256/512/640/768/1gb and leave the computer memory alone. Only onboard (video on the motherboard) uses the computers memory instead. Yes but 512mb will be the highest you can use. XP/Vista 32bit OS will only see and use 3.5gb of TOTAL Memory 3gb + 512mb video. Lets say you have 3gb memory then add a 1gb video card then you will lose 512mb on the computer so it will only use 2.5gb of the memory and 1gb for the video card. Thanks
Reply:No, only onboard video cards take from system RAM. Your 512 card will use its 512, none of yours. And your computer cannot use its. The two rams are totally independent of each other
Reply:The card will use it's own memory and CPU so, it will not take away 512MB of ram from your computer.
One thing that will take memory from your computer is the drivers/software for that video card.
Reply:Could u input the model number of the graphics card?.. its a PCIe-16 so its most likely not a graphics card with shared memory..
The graphics card with 512MB uses the memory for its own usage.. It does not add or remove RAM from the computer.. Unless as i have stated above .. it uses shared memory which is very very very unlikely..
Do add on graphic cards take memory away from the computer?
No
Reply:no, it wont take away from your computer...but any graphics that needs to be processed will be sped up basically to just lower your loading times and stuff....releasing a bit from your processor...but not your memory
Reply:Not at all.. It even frees up your memory. All the graphics processing will done in the memory of your graphics card. So you will have full utilization of your 3GB RAM. But graphics memory is not shared for the tasks other than the graphics processing.
Reply:No, it will not use any appreciable memory (RAM).
Graphics memory can be 'shared' (meaning a graphics chip on the motherboard) or independent of your on-board ram. If you currently don't have a separate video card, then your computer is using part of the 3GB for video processing. Once you add the video card the computer will exclusively use the video memory in the card, thereby freeing up the RAM that was used when you did not have the card.
Reply:If you add any graphics card PCI/AGP/PCIe it will use its own memory of how much the card is 128/256/512/640/768/1gb and leave the computer memory alone. Only onboard (video on the motherboard) uses the computers memory instead. Yes but 512mb will be the highest you can use. XP/Vista 32bit OS will only see and use 3.5gb of TOTAL Memory 3gb + 512mb video. Lets say you have 3gb memory then add a 1gb video card then you will lose 512mb on the computer so it will only use 2.5gb of the memory and 1gb for the video card. Thanks
Reply:No, only onboard video cards take from system RAM. Your 512 card will use its 512, none of yours. And your computer cannot use its. The two rams are totally independent of each other
Reply:The card will use it's own memory and CPU so, it will not take away 512MB of ram from your computer.
One thing that will take memory from your computer is the drivers/software for that video card.
Reply:Could u input the model number of the graphics card?.. its a PCIe-16 so its most likely not a graphics card with shared memory..
The graphics card with 512MB uses the memory for its own usage.. It does not add or remove RAM from the computer.. Unless as i have stated above .. it uses shared memory which is very very very unlikely..
Anyone know good web-site to learn memory-storage cards for cameras?
I know quite a lot about film speeds from say 25 ASA to say 600 ASA and how to use on 35mm SLR'S. Thse cards are a new ball game which I'm finding hard to grasp.
Anyone know good web-site to learn memory-storage cards for cameras?
You can Google them or go directly to the manufacturer's site. Biggest names are Sandisk, Lexar, Transcend, etc. As in film, you have differences in capacity and in speed.
Capacity - the larger (2, 4, 8, 12, and 16 GB) allow you use your camera's highest quality setting and put lots of them on the card before it fills up. You then copy to your computer and start over again. Compact Flash cards currently have the largest and fastest capabilities.
Speed - most manufacturer's measure and promote things like 133x, 80x, 150x. More important is the read and write speed. The faster you camera can transfer the data to the card, the quicker you can take the next photo. The best Sandisk currently being sold is the Extreme III, which has a 20MB per second transfer rate. Their new Extreme IV is just hitting the market and very scarce. It has a 40MBS transfer rate. Pretty damn impressive.
Norm
Reply:Go here...{:-{}.
Reply:This is not the best but a decent link.
http://www.ephotozine.com/equipment/buye...
Reply:go to cameraworld.com and look up your camera. it usually gives a breakdown of how many pics you can get on what cards, and how fast.
safety boots
Anyone know good web-site to learn memory-storage cards for cameras?
You can Google them or go directly to the manufacturer's site. Biggest names are Sandisk, Lexar, Transcend, etc. As in film, you have differences in capacity and in speed.
Capacity - the larger (2, 4, 8, 12, and 16 GB) allow you use your camera's highest quality setting and put lots of them on the card before it fills up. You then copy to your computer and start over again. Compact Flash cards currently have the largest and fastest capabilities.
Speed - most manufacturer's measure and promote things like 133x, 80x, 150x. More important is the read and write speed. The faster you camera can transfer the data to the card, the quicker you can take the next photo. The best Sandisk currently being sold is the Extreme III, which has a 20MB per second transfer rate. Their new Extreme IV is just hitting the market and very scarce. It has a 40MBS transfer rate. Pretty damn impressive.
Norm
Reply:Go here...{:-{}.
Reply:This is not the best but a decent link.
http://www.ephotozine.com/equipment/buye...
Reply:go to cameraworld.com and look up your camera. it usually gives a breakdown of how many pics you can get on what cards, and how fast.
safety boots
Can you use regular SD memory cards on the Wii instead of the official Wii memory card?
yup, the only difference is the sd wii memory cards cost more because they're white and say wii on them.
Can you use regular SD memory cards on the Wii instead of the official Wii memory card?
Yes you can, but you don't have to have a memmory card to save games. The Wii comes with a 512 internal harddrive. The games are also alot smaller when you save so you should have plenty of space. You may want SD memmory card if you want to take the game to your friends house though. You may also want a regular gamecube memmory card becouse im not sure if gamecube games can save on sd memmory cards.
Reply:Yes, you can--but keep in mind that the SD Card slot on the Wii is not designed for Mini-SD cards. For that, you'll need an adapter...but it'll work, no worries. Hope this helps, good luck!
~Scottie
Can you use regular SD memory cards on the Wii instead of the official Wii memory card?
Yes you can, but you don't have to have a memmory card to save games. The Wii comes with a 512 internal harddrive. The games are also alot smaller when you save so you should have plenty of space. You may want SD memmory card if you want to take the game to your friends house though. You may also want a regular gamecube memmory card becouse im not sure if gamecube games can save on sd memmory cards.
Reply:Yes, you can--but keep in mind that the SD Card slot on the Wii is not designed for Mini-SD cards. For that, you'll need an adapter...but it'll work, no worries. Hope this helps, good luck!
~Scottie
Question about SD Memory Cards / Digital Camera . . .?
I am planning a trip in a couple of weeks and will be taking a whole lot of photos.
I have a 512MB SD Memory Card in my camera and I never take it out. I always just download to the computer and let the computer delete the files on the card or I delete them manually.
Here's the question: I want to pick up another 512 card and switch out the used card (when it's full) for the unused card at some point.
Is it dangerous to remove the card while it still has photos on it that I have not yet downloaded to my computer? In other words, if I remove the card, do I risk losing what is saved on it? I still have the little plastic case to store it in.
I'm just not that experienced and thought someone might have some insight.
I'd really appreciate any good advice I can get. Thanks!
Question about SD Memory Cards / Digital Camera . . .?
It is safe to remove. For added protection, please lock the card by turning the switch up on the left-hand side of the sd card. Enjoy taking those pictures!
Reply:You can remove the card with out any problem and put in the new card. You might want to consider purchasing a card with higher capacity, 1Gb or 2Gb. Prices for those have really come down quite a lot and you can keep the smaller 512Mb card as an emergency spare.
Check out google products or tigerdirect.com
Reply:no, it's not dangerous...I do it daily. I have a Fuji A820 point and shoot digital and a Nikon D40, both with SD chips.
Reply:you will be perfectly ok to take it out.. if you feel iffy about it.. you can always lock the memory card, there is a very small switch on the side of the memory card .. and yes, i recommend buying a bigger memory card.. they are very innexpensive now.. you can usually get a gig of memory for about 30 dollars or so..
Reply:No it is safe to take it out just make sure it doesn't get damaged.
I have a 512MB SD Memory Card in my camera and I never take it out. I always just download to the computer and let the computer delete the files on the card or I delete them manually.
Here's the question: I want to pick up another 512 card and switch out the used card (when it's full) for the unused card at some point.
Is it dangerous to remove the card while it still has photos on it that I have not yet downloaded to my computer? In other words, if I remove the card, do I risk losing what is saved on it? I still have the little plastic case to store it in.
I'm just not that experienced and thought someone might have some insight.
I'd really appreciate any good advice I can get. Thanks!
Question about SD Memory Cards / Digital Camera . . .?
It is safe to remove. For added protection, please lock the card by turning the switch up on the left-hand side of the sd card. Enjoy taking those pictures!
Reply:You can remove the card with out any problem and put in the new card. You might want to consider purchasing a card with higher capacity, 1Gb or 2Gb. Prices for those have really come down quite a lot and you can keep the smaller 512Mb card as an emergency spare.
Check out google products or tigerdirect.com
Reply:no, it's not dangerous...I do it daily. I have a Fuji A820 point and shoot digital and a Nikon D40, both with SD chips.
Reply:you will be perfectly ok to take it out.. if you feel iffy about it.. you can always lock the memory card, there is a very small switch on the side of the memory card .. and yes, i recommend buying a bigger memory card.. they are very innexpensive now.. you can usually get a gig of memory for about 30 dollars or so..
Reply:No it is safe to take it out just make sure it doesn't get damaged.
Memory cards CF I, II or SD, SDHC - what is the difference?
One is used in Canon and the other one in Nicon SLR camera. Which memory card is better?? Why???
Memory cards CF I, II or SD, SDHC - what is the difference?
CF and SD are different sizes. CFII is a more recent and superior version of CFI, and SDHC merely means "high capacity SD".
CF, while significantly larger in physical size, is superior in speed, and definitely preferred if you're shooting a lot of images in sequence.
Reply:They all serve the same purpose. But there are different sizes for each kind of memory card. But SDHC is Secure Digital High Capacity which, means the storage is much higher.
Memory cards CF I, II or SD, SDHC - what is the difference?
CF and SD are different sizes. CFII is a more recent and superior version of CFI, and SDHC merely means "high capacity SD".
CF, while significantly larger in physical size, is superior in speed, and definitely preferred if you're shooting a lot of images in sequence.
Reply:They all serve the same purpose. But there are different sizes for each kind of memory card. But SDHC is Secure Digital High Capacity which, means the storage is much higher.
How much should i sell my psp, games, movie, and memory cards for?
the games are MLB and NBA Live '06, the Movie is XXX, and a 1gb and 2gb memory card. the psp is in great condition
How much should i sell my psp, games, movie, and memory cards for?
alright the memory cards are good $$$ so lets see
i'd say about-
100 for PSP (since used) NBA and MLB- 55$ (i'm saying used)
Movie (10$) memory cards (80$)
So around 250 ish
Reply:New ones w/o anything go for $169, so if ur selling it on eBay, a good starting bid should be around $100.
Reply:a microwave
Reply:dunno, but to find out you should look on ebay for similar bundles of items and see what they sold for. try searching for items that have already been sold.
Reply:games movies like ten dollars i guess well it depends on the condision memory card more expensive
Reply:Hey ! Why do ya need to sell that !!! I keep it as a treasure !!! I have a 4GB card ! I think PSP is more better than a mobile phone !
Reply:In my opinion, I think you shouldn't sell it on your block or something, sell it on Ebay. People will do anything on Ebay! Even if you said that a grilled cheese sandwich had a picture of someone on it for 50 grand! The funny part is... that happend before! I would say for everything, about $200.00 - $300.00. Personally, I have a PSP and I'm thinking about selling it on Ebay, too. I would go for 300 bucks because of the memory. Don't worry, you'll get money! People are CRAZY on Ebay!!!
pet
How much should i sell my psp, games, movie, and memory cards for?
alright the memory cards are good $$$ so lets see
i'd say about-
100 for PSP (since used) NBA and MLB- 55$ (i'm saying used)
Movie (10$) memory cards (80$)
So around 250 ish
Reply:New ones w/o anything go for $169, so if ur selling it on eBay, a good starting bid should be around $100.
Reply:a microwave
Reply:dunno, but to find out you should look on ebay for similar bundles of items and see what they sold for. try searching for items that have already been sold.
Reply:games movies like ten dollars i guess well it depends on the condision memory card more expensive
Reply:Hey ! Why do ya need to sell that !!! I keep it as a treasure !!! I have a 4GB card ! I think PSP is more better than a mobile phone !
Reply:In my opinion, I think you shouldn't sell it on your block or something, sell it on Ebay. People will do anything on Ebay! Even if you said that a grilled cheese sandwich had a picture of someone on it for 50 grand! The funny part is... that happend before! I would say for everything, about $200.00 - $300.00. Personally, I have a PSP and I'm thinking about selling it on Ebay, too. I would go for 300 bucks because of the memory. Don't worry, you'll get money! People are CRAZY on Ebay!!!
pet
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