don't they all come with adapters?Defo said:Maybe he already owns 2 micro sds, and doesn't want to buy 2 adapters?
I can see wanting 4 SD with pandora, but I would use a USB stick if I needed any more space.nubie said:I took another look at the thread, it is really called "use 4 SD with Pandora". Confusing sub-text.
Karel Jansens said:I can see wanting 4 SD with pandora, but I would use a USB stick if I needed any more space.nubie said:I took another look at the thread, it is really called "use 4 SD with Pandora". Confusing sub-text.
This is a question I still have: Does the full-sized USB slot work with your run-of-the-mill USB stick? I know it's somewhat limited, but I really don't know more than that.
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The only limitation I remember is lack of USB 1.1 or "low-speed" support. Memory devices should pretty much all be USB 2.0 standard because they move a lot of data, so there shouldn't be any problem.
that and it would need RAID0 hardware in it, which might cause some delay for processing. meaning it would just be cheaper to get a normal SD for it.FrozenIpaq said:There are no "dual microsd" to SD adapters on the market, although it's an interesting concept it's a bit unnecessary for the consumer market.