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microSDHC cards on Advantage via micro to mini adaptor?

I'm looking to finally jump in and pick up an Advantage, but would like to skip the micro-sd format. If I pick up a 4GB microSDHC card with adaptor so it can be used in a miniSD slot, like this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820134528
...is there any reason the Advantage wouldn't read it? Has anyone tried this?
Thanks,
Galt

I use microSD with adaptor. It work

Thanks, good to know.

Is there any reason you don't just buy a 4Gb MiniSD? That's what I have in my Athena and I use it alongside the MicroDrive.

Confucious said:
Is there any reason you don't just buy a 4Gb MiniSD? That's what I have in my Athena and I use it alongside the MicroDrive.
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I kinda feel like mini is already a dead format, most new HTC devices use micro, so I don't want to invest in it. Also, I'm buying the Advantage as kind of a temporary device, I think I'll be replacing it in less than a year with a device that likely uses micro. If I bought mini it'd be a waste.

I'm sure they will have changed format again in a year! LOL

Confucious said:
I'm sure they will have changed format again in a year! LOL
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Ouch, probably right! hehehe

Confucious said:
Is there any reason you don't just buy a 4Gb MiniSD? That's what I have in my Athena and I use it alongside the MicroDrive.
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Maximum Capacity for mini is 4gb, whereas it is 6gb for micro at the moment..

eaglesteve said:
Maximum Capacity for mini is 4gb, whereas it is 6gb for micro at the moment..
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Now that is a reason - if you want 6Gb now.I have a 4Gb Mini in my Athena now and if I get a device that takes Micro in a years time I'm sure larger capacites will be available.
And it does beg the question 'Can the Advantage read 6Gb cardsor is 4Gb the max'. Am I right in presuming that if it can read a4Gb SDHC (as opposed to SD) card, then it should be able to read a 6GB SDHC card OK?
Has anyone actually tried a 6Gb card?
And if they do work am I going to buy one. I know I shouldn't but.....

I'm using a Kingston 4GB SDHC with a mini adapter on my Dopod U1000 (still original firmware). Performance is faster than the in-build Microdrive. 4GB is the smallest SDHC capacity. It is not a problem to use a 6GB or even the 8GB SDHC from Kingston.

mymfarid said:
I'm using a Kingston 4GB SDHC with a mini adapter on my Dopod U1000 (still original firmware). Performance is faster than the in-build Microdrive. 4GB is the smallest SDHC capacity. It is not a problem to use a 6GB or even the 8GB SDHC from Kingston.
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How is this possibe? SDHC is bigger than miniSDHC. How is it possible to insert the bigger size SDHC into the smaller miniSDHC slot?

Cause hes actualy talking about a MicroSD to MiniSD adapter..Duh..

Madhadder said:
Cause hes actualy talking about a MicroSD to MiniSD adapter..Duh..
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He said SDHC, which has the 8 GB capacity. The largest microSDHC capacity is only 6 GB, so I think this is not what he meant.

Not so fast.. 8GB MicroSD has already been announced, and will be hitting stores soon, if not already.. MicroSD is also SDHC Compatible. Besides have you ever thought he OP, might have missed/left a word out?

Madhadder said:
Not so fast.. 8GB MicroSD has already been announced, and will be hitting stores soon, if not already.. MicroSD is also SDHC Compatible. Besides have you ever thought he OP, might have missed/left a word out?
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Correct, OP meant to say he wanted to use micro to mini adaptor to avoid miniSD format.

I'm not aware that kingston already sells 8gb microSDHC. That's good news if this is true. Any head up on where I can source this? Samsung's is still vapourware (2008 availability) AFAIK.

Samsung, Sandisk and Toshitba all have plans for 8GB in the works.
One of them will be selling soon, as opposed to 1-2 yrs from now..

Sorry for the confusion. I have a Kingston 4GB microSDHC in a mini adapter on my Dopod U1000 (original firmware). My friend has a SanDisk 6GB microSDHC (bought in the US) also in a mini adapter on his Dopod U1000 (upgraded to Dopod WM6). The Kingston 6GB microSDHC is expected in the stores in Kuala Lumpur around Christmas (according to the local distributor) and the 8GB microSDHC sometime Q2 2008.

When I bought mine just a couple of months ago, they only had 4 GB max. Soon, we'll have double that amount. Wow, this is just fantastic. As big as our harddrive! What speed class would it be I wonder. I'm going to put all my musics in there. Currently I'm constrained by the lack of capacity, and am using multiple miniSD to swap in and out. In future I won't need to do that anymore.

8 GB available in UK NOW
8 GB available in UK NOW yep carphone wherehouse are selling 8GB micro sd's now 70.00GBP so we can have 16gig in total WOW i want one once confirmed these work with athena unless i get the shift.....

Memory card

Can any X1 user help me out, here?
My X1 should arrive tomorrow, and as far as i am aware, here in the UK we are not getting a memory card in the box.
So, Am i looking to buy a simple Micro SD card, or does this device support Micro SD HC?
Thanks for any useful answers. I just dont want to have to go and exchange after buying.

astral1 said:
Can any X1 user help me out, here?
My X1 should arrive tomorrow, and as far as i am aware, here in the UK we are not getting a memory card in the box.
So, Am i looking to buy a simple Micro SD card, or does this device support Micro SD HC?
Thanks for any useful answers. I just dont want to have to go and exchange after buying.
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It supports microSDHC up to 32GB (when it's released).

yup, I'm using a 16gb micro SDHC card (can't wait for the 32gb to become available!)

I bought an 8gb SanDisk Micro SDHC card on Amazon for £14 and it works great in the X1

Thanks, peeps. I was thinking about getting 2 8Gb cards, so i'll probably check out Amazon, amongst others.
I find 2 cards better than just 1 for my own needs. Thats kinda why i needed confirmation of HC support.
Thanx again, and stay happy, all.

astral1 said:
Thanks, peeps. I was thinking about getting 2 8Gb cards, so i'll probably check out Amazon, amongst others.
I find 2 cards better than just 1 for my own needs. Thats kinda why i needed confirmation of HC support.
Thanx again, and stay happy, all.
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For me its kinda easy to lose those small cards. I have one in my phone and one in my laptop for ready boost and I always seem to forget there is a 4gig in my laptop.

astral1 said:
Thanks, peeps. I was thinking about getting 2 8Gb cards, so i'll probably check out Amazon, amongst others.
I find 2 cards better than just 1 for my own needs. Thats kinda why i needed confirmation of HC support.
Thanx again, and stay happy, all.
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It says that X1 supports microsdhc in the whitepaper. And I can also confirm that Sandisk 16Gb microsdhc works well in my X1.

emwdava said:
It says that X1 supports microsdhc in the whitepaper. And I can also confirm that Sandisk 16Gb microsdhc works well in my X1.
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Someone was mentioning that tracks tend to freeze with the 16gb when changing songs. Do you have this problem?

BuddyLee said:
Someone was mentioning that tracks tend to freeze with the 16gb when changing songs. Do you have this problem?
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I haven't noticed something like that. At least with PocketPlayer.

Micro SDHC Class 2 or 6 ?
Hi,
AFAIK the 16 GB Micro SDHC are currently only available with Class 2 speed.
Is this sufficient for the X1 ?
Or is there any advantage using a Class 6 Micro SDHC ?
AFAIK these are currently only available upto 8 GB like the SanDisk Mobile Ultra series.
Any recommendations?
Thanks you.
Regards,
Andreas

Memory card

I`m not sure if you know, Leo is coming with 8 Gb SDHC enclosed...

I really doubt it. They never gave memory cards with their phones and I haven't read it anywhere. It's just going to be the carger, a link cable and some brochures....

hi, as far as i heard it comes with a 2 gb card. for me htc dont have to pack a card in the box at all, because my xmas whishlist has 32gb card on first position .

and have you been good this year?

warlack said:
I really doubt it. They never gave memory cards with their phones and I haven't read it anywhere. It's just going to be the carger, a link cable and some brochures....
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Not true. HTC bundled 8GB SDHC MicroSD Memory Cards with all their Touch HDs.
I have also heard they will be supplying a 2GB MicroSD Memory Card with all HD2s.

why that step back?
here is translated page where i saw it...
http://translate.google.com/transla...3902726/art/htc/touch-hd2-leo-pama-ova-k.html

madbird said:
hi, as far as i heard it comes with a 2 gb card. for me htc dont have to pack a card in the box at all, because my xmas whishlist has 32gb card on first position .
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32gb microSD don't exist yet or I missed something...
btw @ topicstarter, I've read 2GB almost everywhere. You have to wait for mid november to see the real packaging...

My HD2 was shipped with a 2GB card

Micro SDHC for HD2 query.

Hi all,
Well in preparation for getting my HD2 from o2 in a couple of weeks i was going to order a micro sd for it. Now im no expert when it comes to memory cards and i know theres different classes. I heard class 6 is the fastest but in all honestly would i notice a big difference between a class 2 and a class 6 card?
Ideally i want a 16GB class 6 card but most sites ive been on either dont list class 6 or basically dont state what class it is.
Any advice on best online retailer to get these cards from? Am i best getting a decent brand like sandisk or Kingston?

Of those options I'd get a Sandisk one, they don't have a Class 6 yet, but its probably worth getting one of their Class 4 ones. I have one that I'm using in my current phone.
A-Data have Class 6 ones, I got one to use in my HD2 (fingers crossed collecting it today or tomorrow at the outside), so I can feedback on how that it is soon.

I buy a 16gb class 6 from Adata
It works fine, 8mb/s on writing.

Ok thanks for the info guys! Much appreciated. Is Adata a reliable brand? I only ask as ive never heard of them!

I hadn't heard of them until earlier this year either. Most reports from people I know with them are positive, thats why I thought I'd try one out this time around.

Cheap 4GB SDHC
Have a few SDHC in stock, 4GB with SD Adapter.
They are new from Taiwan, All checked and none fake.
Look here: http://www.karlshardware.co.uk/microsd.JPG
Come with 1 of either adapter
£7.61 each including delivery
£26.50 x 5 including delivery
George

addyb said:
Is Adata a reliable brand?
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As said, A-DATA is based in Taiwan and makes memory and flash modules. I work with RIDATA, another corporation based in Taiwan that does pretty much the same thing (the competition for this market in there is fierce!).
Here is the A-DATA SDHC.
A-DATA in Taiwan is kind of like Transcend. You don't have to go out of your way to find stuff from the company, but cause they usually sell hardware through other vendors it does not really get much publicity.

btyeh said:
As said, A-DATA is based in Taiwan and makes memory and flash modules. I work with RIDATA, another corporation based in Taiwan that does pretty much the same thing (the competition for this market in there is fierce!).
Here is the A-DATA SDHC.
A-DATA in Taiwan is kind of like Transcend. You don't have to go out of your way to find stuff from the company, but cause they usually sell hardware through other vendors it does not really get much publicity.
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Thanks for the heads up!
So what kind of price am i looking at for a 16gb a-data class 6 card? Around £50?

addyb said:
So what kind of price am i looking at for a 16gb a-data class 6 card? Around £50?
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They cost around $2000 - $3000 Taiwan dollars, which is roughly £50 - £60. Probably expect to pay abit more anywhere outside of Taiwan or Japan though, don't know why as soon as they leave the shores of these two places the price doubles (if you know what I mean).
There are a few 32GB cards floating around somewhere, trying to get my hands on that..

Good god, I've been waiting for 32GB cards forever, really hoping to see them this side of 2010...

oh I didnt realise about the different class thing and have bought one of these which are class 2... Will it be ok for the HTC? (not got the phone yet lol)
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120486081506&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT

Class 6
I will be waiting for a 32G class 6.
I already have a 16 class 4.
Ridata are good quality and value.

Phill_1981 said:
oh I didnt realise about the different class thing and have bought one of these which are class 2... Will it be ok for the HTC? (not got the phone yet lol)
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120486081506&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
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Class 2 will work fine, just slower transfer and read speeds, I had a Class 2 in my Xperia and it was just fine. Haven't read reports of it making a difference on the device, although for high bitrate video it will possibly be the rate limiting step...

NZtechfreak said:
Class 2 will work fine, just slower transfer and read speeds, I had a Class 2 in my Xperia and it was just fine. Haven't read reports of it making a difference on the device, although for high bitrate video it will possibly be the rate limiting step...
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ah, thanks for the reply, maybe I'll put it back on eBay and do a bit more research for a faster card

16Gb micro SDHC
49,49$
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...83245&cm_re=micro_sdhc-_-20-183-245-_-Product
56,99$ (free shipping)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...211380&cm_re=sdhc_16gb-_-20-211-380-_-Product
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There are a few 32GB cards floating around somewhere, trying to get my hands on that..
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I want to see a direct link before I believe that they are floating around

addyb said:
Well in preparation for getting my HD2 from o2 in a couple of weeks i was going to order a micro sd for it. Now im no expert when it comes to memory cards and i know theres different classes. I heard class 6 is the fastest but in all honestly would i notice a big difference between a class 2 and a class 6 card?
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There is absolutely no difference whatever between the different classes so long as the card is in the phone - any card can be accessed fast enough that it is the phone which sets the limit on performance rather than the card. Where the class can become significant is if you take the card out of the phone and plug it into some sort of external card reader attached to a desktop PC. If you do that then you can transfer files faster from the PC to the card. If performance in this situation is important, then it may be worth going for a card from a decent manufacturer - Sandisk is a popular choice.
Note that the class of the card refers only to write performance, not read performance, and it's the minimum specification that the card needs to pass, so it's not necessarily an indicator of the actual performance. To be class 2, a card must support a write speed of at least 2MB/s (class 4, 4MB/s, and so on). But a "class 2" card from Sandisk will probably support write speeds of >6MB/s, and may even outperform a no-name card that's labelled as "class 6".
Also beware of cheap memory cards, especially on eBay - many of them are counterfeit. Unfortunately this doesn't usually become obvious until after you've put some data on it and tried to read it back and found that it's corrupt.
See http://sosfakeflash.wordpress.com/ - they have a utility you can use to test if a card is counterfeit or not.

Shasarak said:
... But a "class 2" card from Sandisk will probably support write speeds of >6MB/s, and may even outperform a no-name card that's labelled as "class 6".
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That's what happens with my class 2 Sandisk. It even went up to around 8MB/s IIRC.

niknik76 said:
16Gb micro SDHC
49,49$
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...83245&cm_re=micro_sdhc-_-20-183-245-_-Product
56,99$ (free shipping)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...211380&cm_re=sdhc_16gb-_-20-211-380-_-Product
I want to see a direct link before I believe that they are floating around
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http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-32GB-MICRO-...wItemQQptZPDA_Accessories?hash=item2ea90456ff

niknik76 said:
I want to see a direct link before I believe that they are floating around
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My co-worker in Yodobashi (デイリーモーション), Akihabara (秋葉原電気街), Tokyo says he's seen a handful of 32GB cards in there. By handful he means like 1 in every 20 shops would have it, and only like 1 or 2 in stock. I think those were the pre-release batches. They carry an insane price tag too. When I go at the end of the year I too will look around for those mythical floating cards! None available in Taiwan per-se. If I get it I will post images of its total awesomeness!
Here is a site claiming you can pre-order the 32GB microSD.
An announcement that Sandisk will release a 32GB card, posted around Febuary 2009.
And this should solve all your storage needs, ever:
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lol

Our Price: £5.00 (£4.35 excl VAT)
wtf?

Sprint Galaxy Tab Fact Sheet

http://newsroom.sprint.com/news/samsung-galaxy-tab-fact-sheet.htm
2 GB internal, and comes with 16 GB external
Shipping with Android 2.2
Dual Cameras

Android 2.2 running TouchWiz 3.0
7-inch TFT LCD with 1024 x 600 resolution (WSVGA)
Weighs 380 grams
1GHz Cortex A8 processor
16GB or 32GB internal storage
microSD expansion for up to 32GB additional storage
Front-facing 1.3 megapixel camera and rear 3 megapixel camera with flash
4,000mAh battery
3G data / voice (there's a speakerphone and Bluetooth for phone calls, but no earpiece)
5GHz dual-band 802.11n WiFi
Standard back color is white, carriers might offer different colors
Full HD video playback
There's a 30-pin dock connector on the bottom that allows for HDMI, USB, and docking accessories (a car dock at least is planned)
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Does anyone know if the unlocked USA 850/1900 3G version that will work on AT&T will have a 16GB or 32GB version like it's UK cousin..?

Any word on if the 3g and or wifi models include GPS? I'll be interested in the wifi only model only if there's built in GPS.
Forgive My Brevity. To Be Or Not To Be...

Why do people never use the search function? An ACTUAL factsheet can be found here: http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_p1000_galaxy_tab-3370.php
Also, it doesn't come with any external memory. You get 2gb internal nand and 16gb internal sd flash.

ftgg99 said:
Why do people never use the search function? An ACTUAL factsheet can be found here: http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_p1000_galaxy_tab-3370.php
Also, it doesn't come with any external memory. You get 2gb internal nand and 16gb internal sd flash.
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Well, it IS alittle confusing as the unlocked EURO version have the specs labeled on Samsung's home page different than the US carrier branded models. Leave you to beleive it's 16 internal for app install. Some sites even list it as 16 or 32gb for app install.
UK Site for UK version with 900/2100 bands:
http://www.samsung.com/uk/galaxytab/?pid=uk_subbanner1_galaxy_tab_29102010
US carrier versions (Sprint):
http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/galaxy-tab/SPH-P100ZKASPR-features
US Carrier version (T-Mobile):
http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/galaxy-tab/SGH-T849ZKATMB-features
Funny how the T-Mobile specs for memory kinda mirror the UK version. Maybe there is a difference with the way it handles memory for the GSM version compared to the CDMA versions as the Verizon version is simular to the Sprint one in memory specs. Can someone with a Galaxy Tab (UK version) confirmhow much space they have (internal) for app install..?

Raspster said:
Funny how the T-Mobile specs for memory kinda mirror the UK version. Maybe there is a difference with the way it handles memory for the GSM version compared to the CDMA versions as the Verizon version is simular to the Sprint one in memory specs. Can someone with a Galaxy Tab (UK version) confirmhow much space they have (internal) for app install..?
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Its not out here until tomorrow. Sadface. None the less, DAMN EXCITED
Sent from my HTC Desire

Raspster said:
Can someone with a Galaxy Tab (UK version) confirmhow much space they have (internal) for app install..?
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Galaxy tab unbranded Italy version here, 2gb for internal apps
Sent from my Galaxy Tab

What is wrong with you people? Lets try this in baby steps...
ALL TABS HAVE TWO KINDS OF *INTERNAL* STORAGE. 2gb of nand and either 16 or 32gb of sd flash.
THEY ALSO HAVE AN SD CARD SLOT THAT SUPPORTS *EXTERNAL* STORAGE OF UP TO 32gb.
Maybe I should repeat this a third time... it seems everyone is having trouble reading the smaller letters.

Sprint's will be out Nov. 14th

ftgg99 said:
What is wrong with you people? Lets try this in baby steps...
ALL TABS HAVE TWO KINDS OF *INTERNAL* STORAGE. 2gb of nand and either 16 or 32gb of sd flash.
THEY ALSO HAVE AN SD CARD SLOT THAT SUPPORTS *EXTERNAL* STORAGE OF UP TO 32gb.
Maybe I should repeat this a third time... it seems everyone is having trouble reading the smaller letters.
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So 2gb of internal space then?
Couldnt resist.
Sent from my HTC Desire

ftgg99 said:
What is wrong with you people? Lets try this in baby steps...
ALL TABS HAVE TWO KINDS OF *INTERNAL* STORAGE. 2gb of nand and either 16 or 32gb of sd flash.
THEY ALSO HAVE AN SD CARD SLOT THAT SUPPORTS *EXTERNAL* STORAGE OF UP TO 32gb.
Maybe I should repeat this a third time... it seems everyone is having trouble reading the smaller letters.
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Take easy man... Your getting worked up for no reason... I know it's expandable.. You did not make it very clear in your post + the specs are labeled different for your model vs. the US versions which are not out yet. Just trying to clear some things up. Breath in some air, go get a drink and just relax!

ftgg99 said:
Why do people never use the search function? An ACTUAL factsheet can be found here: http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_p1000_galaxy_tab-3370.php
Also, it doesn't come with any external memory. You get 2gb internal nand and 16gb internal sd flash.
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Seems very clear to me, man.

ftgg99 said:
Seems very clear to me, man.
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What's clear, the sarcasm..? I honestly didn't see you were a tab owner... And you are obviously not an owner of the US model... Next time you put out a reply like you did, act like an adult. I see you have alot to offer the community with your HANDS-ON experience but the sarcasm we can do without.

Sure you can. Me, I just like telling people what to think. In an age of Google one would think people would have learned to read. Alas, that is not so.

I asked a simple question based off fact sheets from the different versions of the tab and wanted to know why it showed a difference as maybe there was a difference in the way it allocated space which I was right as it does and the Sprint one does NOT have the 16GB on-board wheres the Unlocked versions does. The answer I get is from a sarcastic child that thinks he knows everything! Really, I think I am further along in my life than you sir by many many miles.... DEVS, can we get something done here or what?! It's pretty obvious based off the time I've been here vs yours. I've done NOTHING to disrespect you and yet, this is the answer I get... That of a child...

ftgg99 said:
What is wrong with you people? Lets try this in baby steps...
ALL TABS HAVE TWO KINDS OF *INTERNAL* STORAGE. 2gb of nand and either 16 or 32gb of sd flash.
THEY ALSO HAVE AN SD CARD SLOT THAT SUPPORTS *EXTERNAL* STORAGE OF UP TO 32gb.
Maybe I should repeat this a third time... it seems everyone is having trouble reading the smaller letters.
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Clearly wrong when you read this review on the Sprint version as it has NO 16GB "INTERNAL" memory and depends on the SD card memory as you can see on the Engadget review of the Sprint Galaxy tab here: http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/01/samsung-galaxy-tab-review/
Quote from review: "We should mention here that the Galaxy Tab requires you have a micro SD card inserted to use the camera, so it's a good thing Sprint tosses in a 16GB card. Oddly, we couldn't save anything to the 2GB of internal memory or access it when mounted to our Mac or PC. (If you're interested in the European version, our UK review unit has 16GB of internal storage, which is accessible when mounted.)"

Raspster said:
Clearly wrong when you read this review on the Sprint version as it has NO 16GB "INTERNAL" memory and depends on the SD card memory as you can see on the Engadget review of the Sprint Galaxy tab here: http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/01/samsung-galaxy-tab-review/
Quote from review: "We should mention here that the Galaxy Tab requires you have a micro SD card inserted to use the camera, so it's a good thing Sprint tosses in a 16GB card. Oddly, we couldn't save anything to the 2GB of internal memory or access it when mounted to our Mac or PC. (If you're interested in the European version, our UK review unit has 16GB of internal storage, which is accessible when mounted.)"
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Erm, yeah, thats exactly what he said
"either 16 or 32gb of sd flash"
Sent from my HTC Desire

wtf sprint. I pray the verizon version does not follow this.

GANJDROID said:
Erm, yeah, thats exactly what he said
"either 16 or 32gb of sd flash"
Sent from my HTC Desire
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No its not. He said 2 kinds OF INTERNAL STORAGE storage which the unlocked version DOES have. The 2GB internal and the 16 or 32GB internal SD. The US versions for atleast Sprint and Verizon do NOT have this internal sd 16GB or 32GB storage and they only have the 2GB internal and expanadble 16/32GB. I beleive the T-Mobile version will follow the layout of the unlocked ones in tradition of the GSM version vs the CDMA which is without. This is what I was wondering as I saw the specs released for the US versions following the UK and unlocked.