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2006-11-24
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Entirely normal. Transferring a 300mb file will take like 15 minutes.
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2006-11-24
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In other words, yes - it's USB 1.1.
The 770 does not make a cheap, or quick, RS-MMC reader.
The 770 does not make a cheap, or quick, RS-MMC reader.
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2006-11-24
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Thanks for the answers. Hard to believe they did'nt put USB2 in there. :-/
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2006-11-24
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Originally Posted by aflegg
And even with a PCMCIA reader for my Powerbook transfers are slow... RS-MMC is just plain slow media! In other words, yes - it's USB 1.1.
The 770 does not make a cheap, or quick, RS-MMC reader.
-- Denis
I get very slow transfer from/to PC via USB. I would'nt think the 770 has USB1.1. If I use a memorycard reader the speed is blazing fast in comparison.
Perhaps it's a hardware problem and I should contact Nokia?
Anybody else have the same experience?