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new SDXC format - 2TB SD cards!
Just read this news item on the register regarding the new SHXC card format launched at CES http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2009/01...rmat_launched/
Anybody else up for 4 Terabytes of storage in an N800? Might have to sell the house to afford them though.... |
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DO NOT WANT.
SDHC already is naturally extendable to 2TB, but standardizing on the proprietary exFAT is just evil; FAT32 works up to 2TB, and exFAT has no real compatibility. (Platforms are Windows CE, Vista, and NT7 only.) |
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Yes, but FAT64 can store bigger files than FAT32. Is it going to be popular? Not yet...
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heh, clever idea, just keep bumping the "bit-rate" on the fat ;)
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Yeah, I went by the SD working group's booth and ran across a LOT of information on this. It actually looks quite promising IMHO. :) Sure, it won't be normal drives for data access speed, but my gawds, imagine the long term storage possibilities in a very, very tiny form factor. ;)
I've got the press release on this if you guys want anymore details beyond what the register gave. I also find it odd that they got out the info on this so quickly as I didn't even see them there. Saw Reuters, BBC, Engadget and lots of others, but no Register guys. |
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Mostly, this just seems like a good way to alienate a lot of your market, put money into Microsoft's pockets and further confuse consumers. |
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What type of FS will we move to though? Ext2? |
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and long time storage? flash runs out of a charge at some point. but im reading some interesting news about mram ;) |
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Either way, it makes me sick to think that you'll have to license something from Microsoft to use a "standard". |
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