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2006-04-11
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#12
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Originally Posted by 3lr0d
Umm, it's half the size. It looks just like the 64mb memory card that comes with the 770 Cool! is it the right form factor? I know RS-MMC is smaller than vanilla MMC, but I've never seen MMCmobile. so I can't make any comparison... So... How does it compare?
Originally Posted by mschoen
Actually. the one from Transcend also has a lifetime warranty http://www.meritline.com/kingston-1g...bile-card.html is a little bit more, but it has lifetime warranty, not have to worry about 10k cycles... This is a good one for swap card, being that has the lifetime warranty, you can have a huge SWAP :P
(it says so on the box).
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2006-04-11
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Interesting about both of the cards, thanks for the link to the Kingston. I wonder if it's worth it to spend the extra $15 for th Kingston. They both have a lifetime warranty, but the speeds are listed as being different:
I couldn't find any more information from either website, but $15 more for a faster card? That's got me thinking.
- Transcend: up to 6Mb/sec
- Kingston: read@8Mb/sec write@7mb/sec
I couldn't find any more information from either website, but $15 more for a faster card? That's got me thinking.
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2006-04-12
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@ Stimutax, AZ
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#14
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Originally Posted by Gestalt73
I guess it all depends on how fast the 770 can read the card.
I wonder if it's worth it to spend the extra $15 for th Kingston.
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2006-05-10
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Originally Posted by Gestalt73
It's $3 cheaper now. EDIT: $3 cheaper than the Transcend one, $18 cheaper than before.Interesting about both of the cards, thanks for the link to the Kingston. I wonder if it's worth it to spend the extra $15 for th Kingston. They both have a lifetime warranty, but the speeds are listed as being different:
- Transcend: up to 6Mb/sec
- Kingston: read@8Mb/sec write@7mb/sec
I couldn't find any more information from either website, but $15 more for a faster card? That's got me thinking.
1GB MMCM Kingston
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2006-05-22
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this card is not RS MMC, just MMC. I cannot get it to work on the 770. Help!!!!!
thanks,
Jeet
thanks,
Jeet
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2006-05-31
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Originally Posted by jeetdds
this card is not RS MMC, just MMC. I cannot get it to work on the 770. Help!!!!!
thanks,
Jeet
I ordered the Kingston one and it works fine. Did you close the door on the memory card slot? I didn't want to close it when I tested the new card because it's such a PITA to open. But cards aren't recognized unless the door is closed and the USB cable is disconnected.
If it says MMCM or MMC-Mobile it's RSMMC.
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2006-05-31
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This A-Data 1GB mmc-mobile card from Newegg.com for $28 works great.
It claims a 15 MB/sec read speed and 8 MB/sec write speed.
1 GB MMC-Mobile
It claims a 15 MB/sec read speed and 8 MB/sec write speed.
1 GB MMC-Mobile
My current 770 experience