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Smallest MicroSD card reader

Hi,
I found this thing :
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.6108
Anyone has that?
Does it work with MicroSDHC card (6 GB or 8 GB) ?
Thanks.

gogol said:
Hi,
I found this thing :
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.6108
Anyone has that?
Does it work with MicroSDHC card (6 GB or 8 GB) ?
Thanks.
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This is ridiculously small. It's fantastic, I'm sold on getting one.
Your question was answered on the website at the bottom.
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Kyle @DX Saturday, July 28, 2007 6:50 PM Reply
The factory says yes but we don't have such card here to test for it. If you're intending to use it for 4GB tf only, then I suggest you to wait for our in-house test confirmation first.
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Just curious, does it matter at all that it doesn't say SDHC compatible? Will it slow down data transfers? I saw one similiar on mobileplanet, but didn't order because of that.
I got this one instead: http://sandisk.com/Products/Catalog(1385)-SanDisk_MobileMate_Micro_Readers.aspx
It has the same type of keychain, and is very small as well. But, it says microSD, microSDHC, and M2 compatible.

I've got a smaller one, £5 off ebay. Be careful though, they can bend and could cause damage to your MicroSD.
http://alfa-media.com/products/mccr.html
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gogol said:
Hi,
I found this thing :
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.6108
Anyone has that?
Does it work with MicroSDHC card (6 GB or 8 GB) ?
Thanks.
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thats not the smallest one, also, it will fall apart easily, I had a few.
kms

vijay555 said:
I've got a smaller one, £5 off ebay. Be careful though, they can bend and could cause damage to your MicroSD.
http://alfa-media.com/products/mccr.html
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now this is the smalest one, mine is by adata, its also the fastest.
it's a shame you need to buy the adata one with a 1GB or 2GB.
do you have a link, I wanna get a few more, i had mine for about half a year, just want to have some more for spare.
kms

Yeah, I think it's the same hardware. It's extremely useful for sucking off data from pcs that you shouldn't be touching, as the device can be barely seen protruding from a USB port.
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vijay555 said:
Yeah, I think it's the same hardware. It's extremely useful for sucking off data from pcs that you shouldn't be touching, as the device can be barely seen protruding from a USB port.
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link please on ebay.
kms

Vijay,
But it does not say that it supports MicroSDHC, especially 6 GB and 8 GB.
However, it is really the smallest!
vijay555 said:
I've got a smaller one, £5 off ebay. Be careful though, they can bend and could cause damage to your MicroSD.
http://alfa-media.com/products/mccr.html
V
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kms,
Can you use your adata reader with 6GB and 8GB MicroSDHC?
kms108 said:
now this is the smalest one, mine is by adata, its also the fastest.
it's a shame you need to buy the adata one with a 1GB or 2GB.
do you have a link, I wanna get a few more, i had mine for about half a year, just want to have some more for spare.
kms
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I can't remember where I got it.
(see attached pic)
Been working great.
Here's links to something similar:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3032395&CatId=1579
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820211154
http://www.amazon.com/DATA-MICRO-Reader-microSD-interface/dp/B000VE2PCG

berdinkerdickle said:
I can't remember where I got it.
(see attached pic)
Been working great.
Here's links to something similar:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3032395&CatId=1579
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820211154
http://www.amazon.com/DATA-MICRO-Reader-microSD-interface/dp/B000VE2PCG
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thanks, I can get the adata one's in hong kong, but it's useless for me to buy the adata version with 1 GB or 2GB, i have no use for the memory card, to be honest , all my 1GB and 2GB microsd that I have , has all been given away, my smallest ones are 4GB now.
Vijay say's he got it from ebay for 5 USD, that's why i asked.
@gogol
it does not have to actually stated it for it to support it, search the forum for my test on micro sd, then you will get your anwser.
kms
kms

Only $0.01 per piece :
http://www.usbfever.com/index_eproduct_view.php?products_id=282

Max Capacity and Performance Class for MicroSD card on TP

Ok, since i tell that money is not a problem.
I want to know what is the biggest and fastest Micro SD card available for the HTC Touch Pro.
Anyone can tell if have tried the 32 Gb SDHC Class 10??? or higher (if exists 64gb)...
Thanks in advance...

class 6 16GB is the fastest/biggest you can get.

Kingston has a 16GB, class 10 micro sd card. Is there any limit in class that the phone can handle?

Duwenbasden said:
class 6 16GB is the fastest/biggest you can get.
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I think you are mistaken.
Follow this link...
wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Raph_Specs

the fuze will handle up to a 32gb sd card... here is all the info for the fuze, and any other AT&T device available at this time....
http://www.wireless.att.com/support/chooseDevice.do?universe=&make=All&dest=tutorials
i do tech support calls for AT&T mobility... i get alot of questions about these devices...

There is no 32GB card at the moment. I assumed you ask what can you get right now.

Yes...there is
amazon.com/SanDisk-Ultra-SDHC-32GB-Card/dp/tech-data/B00194101O/ref=de_a_smtd
and
gizmodo.com/5301931/sandisk-claims-title-of-worlds-fastest-32gb-sdhc-card
news from 2009....

jvitor83 said:
Yes...there is
amazon.com/SanDisk-Ultra-SDHC-32GB-Card/dp/tech-data/B00194101O/ref=de_a_smtd
and
gizmodo.com/5301931/sandisk-claims-title-of-worlds-fastest-32gb-sdhc-card
news from 2009....
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That's great and all, but I hope you noticed that card won't fit in a Raphael.

palmboy5 said:
That's great and all, but I hope you noticed that card won't fit in a Raphael.
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LMAO i couldnt stop laughing when i read this.
SD CARD LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!

rofl i lol'd too. im sure it was an oversight or something. anyway im still curious if the device can even use the whole transfer rate offered by a class six. Can anyone confirm that this phone can utilize a class 6 to its full potential?
*so i read up that wiki. according to that then there is no point in getting anything over a class two since the top speed it hits with a class 6 is .5 MB/s and the class 2 bandwidth limit is 2Mb/s*
sooooo any thoughts on this?

sandisk does have a 32gb microsd.... but it's class 2 and $200
http://sandisk.com/products/mobile-memory-products/sandisk-microsdhc
not in stock now though.... it was a bit back....

neato, but if it was in stock wouldn't it have the same performance on our phone as a class 6? From what i wrote earlier, i believe our speed is capped by a hardware limitation so 4+ class speeds wont help?.
id really like an expert to confirm this.

I would also like an experts advice on this matter... I am stuck with a 2g micro card and am looking to buy the biggest one I can stick in my phone.
Thanks for any input.
Blind

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BlindDude said:
I would also like an experts advice on this matter... I am stuck with a 2g micro card and am looking to buy the biggest one I can stick in my phone.
Thanks for any input.
Blind
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Depends on how soon you want it. Also, I presume you are using a similar device to the TP... I was in a BestBuy recently and they had an 8gb microsd in-stock! The only place I was able to get a 16gb microsd(class 2), was online unfortunately. Of course, I did see a few 32GB usb sticks for under $100 and grabbed one up, several months ago...
Also, as physical proof that a 16gb card will work/be recognized:
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Does the class count?! This week i would like to buy a 16GB class 10 card?! will it work? i'm not interested in the speed. im just interested in it to work in the phone 4 downloading movies over the internet & such...

save money, get a slower class. 16 gb works.

Let's bring this thread up to date now in 2016 I can confirm 128gb and 200gb micro sd cards work in my T7272.

Slow USB Transfer speeds

What speeds are you guys getting when transferring files via USB
It seems that my evo and my PC transfer files at 3-4mb/sec max.
I've the the stock 8gb SD card, stock HTC microUSB cable.
The same USB port transfers to my external and my htc diamond at 20-30mb/sec.
Any suggestions/advice/solutions are appreciated.

Some people were telling me its because the microsd is a class 2, but I find that hard to believe.

Zexell said:
What speeds are you guys getting when transferring files via USB
It seems that my evo and my PC transfer files at 3-4mb/sec max.
I've the the stock 8gb SD card, stock HTC microUSB cable.
The same USB port transfers to my external and my htc diamond at 20-30mb/sec.
Any suggestions/advice/solutions are appreciated.
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I would blame the SD card. HTC probably threw the cheapest cards in there that they could and those are probably class 2 cards. That being said, I don't mind the slow speed, don't move files around on there to often.

Zexell said:
What speeds are you guys getting when transferring files via USB
It seems that my evo and my PC transfer files at 3-4mb/sec max.
I've the the stock 8gb SD card, stock HTC microUSB cable.
The same USB port transfers to my external and my htc diamond at 20-30mb/sec.
Any suggestions/advice/solutions are appreciated.
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Seriously? I think you may want to try a different computer or SD card...my evo is screaming fast on USB transfers, I'd say faster than any other USB device I have. Hopefully HTC didn't buy their SD cards from shady suppliers...i'd hate to think that anyone got fake cards with their EVO.

The stock Micro SDHC card is in fact a Samsung Class 2 8GB Micro SDHC card. Class 2 defines a minimal write-speed of 2Megabytes/second.
What the hell kind of card/hard drive does your other phone have?

Doubt they are fake, just cheap cards. Welcome to the world of consumer electronics. An 8GB card is a selling point, but not necessarily a good cost opportunity.

Zexell said:
What speeds are you guys getting when transferring files via USB
It seems that my evo and my PC transfer files at 3-4mb/sec max.
I've the the stock 8gb SD card, stock HTC microUSB cable.
The same USB port transfers to my external and my htc diamond at 20-30mb/sec.
Any suggestions/advice/solutions are appreciated.
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The stock SD card just isn't that great lol
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Plancy said:
The stock Micro SDHC card is in fact a Samsung Class 2 8GB Micro SDHC card. Class 2 defines a minimal write-speed of 2Megabytes/second.
What the hell kind of card/hard drive does your other phone have?
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The CDMA Diamond has a 4gb internal, so who knows. That thing was pretty quick so I was expecting the same for the evo.
So even with a great quality microsd, the fastest it can transfer is 8-12mb/sec?

Zexell said:
The CDMA Diamond has a 4gb internal, so who knows. That thing was pretty quick so I was expecting the same for the evo.
So even with a great quality microsd, the fastest it can transfer is 8-12mb/sec?
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Probably a bit more, but remember how compact the card is.

USB port adapter only for 8.9"?

What is the meaning behind this? It sounds like the larger 10.1 tablet is going to miss out on a full size USB port. Maybe the 10.1 has a full size on the tablet itself, and not as an attachment? Can anyone confirm the reasoning for leaving the attachment off the larger version?

This puzzled me too. The USB/SD kit says it's only for the 8.9. But what is the point of even having the SD adapter if the tablet has a micro SD slot?
Only thing that comes to mind so far is that was an old slide and the kit was not compatible with the old Galaxy 10.1? *shrug*

I was thinking this kit provides "USB Host" functionality.
Looking into the presentation below, I could imagine user can attach SD card ... and the tab will be able to read it (USB Host functionality)
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gogol said:
I was thinking this kit provides "USB Host" functionality.
Looking into the presentation below, I could imagine user can attach SD card ... and the tab will be able to read it (USB Host functionality)
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Yeah, but in the presentation it states it's only for the 8.9". Does the 10.1" get some love too?

double post, please delete.

mitch27 said:
Yeah, but in the presentation it states it's only for the 8.9". Does the 10.1" get some love too?
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I wonder if the 10.1" has a full size SD slot anyway, and it had to be left out of the 8.9 due to space constraints?

StuMcBill said:
I wonder if the 10.1" has a full size SD slot anyway, and it had to be left out of the 8.9 due to space constraints?
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That's what I think too. It would be a pretty stupid move to allow it only on the 8.9".
Anyways, Samsung has been pretty horrible with releasing accessories at a reasonable time frame. So yeah....

PC World has a article on the new Tabs and on slide 4 they claim both models have a microSD slot. The pictures shows a microSD slot on top.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/222837/article.html

just curious , anyone have any idea that this adaptor will be coming to the 10.1v (old fat one) ... this problem and the dual antenna , are the only barrier for me to decide buying 10.1v or not , personally i think if the bottom socket is the same (i think u call it 30 pin) , then it would properly fit on the old one , but will the software support it ??

Can the new 8.9 Tab charge by way of micro usb? Thanks

mitch27 said:
What is the meaning behind this? It sounds like the larger 10.1 tablet is going to miss out on a full size USB port. Maybe the 10.1 has a full size on the tablet itself, and not as an attachment? Can anyone confirm the reasoning for leaving the attachment off the larger version?
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If you listen he says "the Galaxy Tab will INCLUDE a USB kit for connection to cameras, SD cards..." I take that as meaning that it will only be included with the 8.9" not that it will only work with the 8.9".

I hope it's not. I'm not a big fan of 'propriatory' ports.

droiding128 said:
If you listen he says "the Galaxy Tab will INCLUDE a USB kit for connection to cameras, SD cards..." I take that as meaning that it will only be included with the 8.9" not that it will only work with the 8.9".
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agreed. i think thats sammy's strategy to make sure people still buy 8.9 version when mostly preferred the bigger screen. its like "you dont have this, but you have that" kinda thing.

albert emmer said:
agreed. i think thats sammy's strategy to make sure people still buy 8.9 version when mostly preferred the bigger screen. its like "you dont have this, but you have that" kinda thing.
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But that would be pretty much unfair since gt 10.1 users have to pay more but get less
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sorry for bringing this thread up, but..
samsung.mobilefulfilment. com. au/Products/ViewProduct.aspx?ProductVariantId=9B06D3B5B8BC4F919A51
Attach a USB Flash Drive (not compatible with all models), share data with others on your phone or read SD cards with the card reader.
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what does that mean >.>?
it wont be compatible with 10.1v or 10.1 ?
"sorry cant post links"

Let me post that for you:
http://samsung.mobilefulfilment.com...ct.aspx?ProductVariantId=9B06D3B5B8BC4F919A51
If you look at this site you notice two things:
There are two differently sized adaptors shown.
It clearly says that it is for the 10.1
Model number for this part: EPL-1PLRBEGSTD

Tablets and USB OTG - Flash drives with micro USB?

With the rise in popularity of tablets and smartphones, and the microUSB port as the standard for these devices, could we see some flash drives designed for tablets that make use of the microUSB connector?
I'd love to buy a 64GB flash drive that can plug straight into my Nexus 7 and my smartphone and my friends' devices too.
It'll probably be charged at a premium due to the relatively niche usage, but regular 64GB drives are pretty cheap these days, and they're only going to get cheaper.
Has anyone seen or heard of anything like this? A USB OTG adapter isn't so big or expensive but it'd be great to have a storage device that works natively.

Um....a lot of us do this already. Hell, I watched a movie off of a flash drive today. Hyst get stickmount on a rooted N7. I got the micro usb to female usb on ebay for 99 cents shipped.
Maybe I misunderstand the question?
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I think he meant flash drives with micro usb in it already as in the mount is micro instead of having an adapter

I did a search and this is all I could find:
http://www.usbfever.com/index_eproduct_view.php?products_id=2704
Not exactly convenient the way it is. They would've been smarter putting the micro USB port on the side, but even then, very pricey.

ace7196 said:
Um....a lot of us do this already. Hell, I watched a movie off of a flash drive today. Hyst get stickmount on a rooted N7. I got the micro usb to female usb on ebay for 99 cents shipped.
Maybe I misunderstand the question?
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post the ebay link please

AZImmortal said:
I did a search and this is all I could find:
http://www.usbfever.com/index_eproduct_view.php?products_id=2704
Not exactly convenient the way it is. They would've been smarter putting the micro USB port on the side, but even then, very pricey.
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From another thread:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/280871297...sid=p3984.m1497.l2649&clk_rvr_id=369343095826

popsnorkle said:
From another thread:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/280871297...sid=p3984.m1497.l2649&clk_rvr_id=369343095826
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Definitely a better price, but still inconvenient to have the connector on the end like that. I think that at least for now, it's more convenient to just have a separate cable, not to mention that I don't think I'd trust the reliability of these no-name flash drives in the long run.

Looking for something small to was also hoping to get an otg flash drive best I can find is one of these http://www.usbfever.com/index_eproduct_view.php?products_id=1387 plugged into one of these http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Mini-USB...867?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a6edf4fbb. :crying:
Edit anyone interested found these http://adafruit.com/products/939 will take up to 64gb micros sdxc card just placed my order hope to get nexus in a few weeks.

I dream of this
I think what all of us dream of is something like this but just with microUSB connection and preferably with Nexus color and design!

vyaghini said:
I think what all of us dream of is something like this but just with microUSB connection and preferably with Nexus color and design!
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You mean like this?
http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Digital-Micro-Flash-DTMCK/dp/B007V9U81E/

ilanad said:
You mean like this?
http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Digital-Micro-Flash-DTMCK/dp/B007V9U81E/
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That picture clearly shows a normal-sized USB connector, not a microUSB connector.

GinoAMelone said:
That picture clearly shows a normal-sized USB connector, not a microUSB connector.
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I was looking for it too, didn't know so many people want a micro-sized USB connector Thumb Drive. It's hard to make it myself. I started but it didn't work out that good

I'd like to find one of these, too. Or even find out what ace in post 2 was referencing.
hurled from my AOKP'd Evo LTE. Enjoy.

This would be better
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1929214

I made this one for my cellphone
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Funny that enough of us think alike that threads like this get going...
Problem is, how do you then connect the otg thumb drove to your pc? There would also have to be a backward adapter. Also a switch to un-short the pins that define it as an OTG device.
That's why the cables are an easier way to go for now. ..

How about this:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Afunta-Smar...18?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1360147908&sr=1-18
Or:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Connection-...300/dp/B006I31SHC/ref=pd_sim_sbs_computers_11
Or:
http://www.ebay.ie/itm/4GB-USB-Flas...UK_Mobiles_Accessories_RL&hash=item3f212aa7e7

This is what we need.
SanDisk 128GB microUSB

volumnus said:
SanDisk 128GB microUSB
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Yep, that is it ... finally.
Where did you find it?