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200GB microSDXC card
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WizardStan
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Of course not. Why spend money on a 256GB card when you can charge the exact same amount for a 200190GB card?
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Hm, SanDisk told, that more memory is not possible in the given space... At least not with the same building process...
However is it fascinating, that this micro SD card has ~ as much space as my SSD.
If we would build a micro sd cluster... ^^
Edit: I know this would not work for different reasons. Please don't tell me.
However is it fascinating, that this micro SD card has ~ as much space as my SSD.
If we would build a micro sd cluster... ^^Edit: I know this would not work for different reasons. Please don't tell me.
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levi
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If they can charge more than twice the amount of a 128GB card for a card that's less than 60% bigger, then yeah, I can see lots of companies copying this.
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So, for this price they could probably have gotten away with 155GB 160GB?
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Ultra doesn't like EXT* filesystems.
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It breaks it?
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Yes, i had a bunch of I/O errors, ro remount or stuff like that.
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Oh damn, that explains why 2 of my new 128 Ultras are broken.
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levi
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I'm using 64GB ultras in my Pandora IIRC. No problems with ext2 or 4 there.
Or maybe not...
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Go ahead and buy 200 gb cards then, it's not like I care. When they release a 2 TB one you should grab that as well.
I make do with 8 and have zero problems and I am a very data heavy user.
I make do with 8 and have zero problems and I am a very data heavy user.
I thought they were just frustration machines myself. bad controls, bad plot, bad games and with a bonus of taking up more than half of my phones space
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I have a 16GB card and I am constantly juggeling with files - now what ? Something interesting to add to the topic ? I guess not.
And that's exactly why I prefer the big ones: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1082352-REG/sandisk_sdsdxp_512g_a46_512gb_extreme_pro_uhs_i.html
They already reached 512 gb.
And I can get 256 for 99$.
I hope everyone sees now, why I wouldn't want to accept micro SD for Pyra.
They are simply too small to contain as much data as big cards.
They already reached 512 gb.
And I can get 256 for 99$.
I hope everyone sees now, why I wouldn't want to accept micro SD for Pyra.
They are simply too small to contain as much data as big cards.
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If you need a 200 Gb card you really should be re evaluating your data usage.
But a class 10 32 gb card it should only knock you back 20 bucks. Hell go for the 64 Gb for 30-40 bucks.
If you actually need to purchase a 200 Gb card for your mobile phone you have problems.
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I need the 200GB of space for games and porn (when I go camping and there's no internet connection).
P.S. There are many android games that are AAA and are big in GB size.
P.S. There are many android games that are AAA and are big in GB size.
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The point is, everyone (and especially here, where most people are already seasoned electronic device users) has different needs and developed certain usage habits. Mine is that I am a "heavy" communter and need a lot of space for movies, audio books and games so even a suggested 64GB card would only postpone the problem that at one point I have to decide what to delete and what to keep. Even a 200GB card wouldn't be enough but just expand that timespan as the problem is, that due to having to use the public transportation system a lot, I have less time to sit down and replace the media with what I want to watch/play/listen to next.One of my collegues on the other hand does not have this problem at all (and does not even need an additional storage device beside the internal memory)as he has a dataplan that allows him to use media streaming services to cater his needs for entertainment on the go.
Long story short: no one has any "problems" just because he does not apply to your rules/ideas on how people have to use their devices.
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