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32 GB SD card
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Trip3601211
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in99flames
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I currently run a class 10 Patriot memory 32GB microSD. Very fast and stable. I purchased it from amazon. I think It was 100 bucks at the time. This was about early March of this year. I recommend it 
Make sure you get a class 6 or higher card. Class 4 isn't so bad, but never get such a large card as a class 2. Its too slow.
If you are not sure what "class" means, here is SD speed 101
The class of any microSD card refers to any SD card larger than 2GB. All cards over 2GB through 32GB are referred to as SDHC(Secure Digital High Capacity). SDHC cards have a class rating 2,4,6 and 10. The number refers to the speed in MB/sec the card is capable of reading and writing at a sustained rate. Faster card = Better transfer rates.
Class is adjourned
They have 64GB regular size SD but as far as I know not in micro form yet. Not only that, the largest size card our X2s are designed to take are the 32GB. It's uncertain if a larger size will work when they are available. My guess is no.
Make sure you get a class 6 or higher card. Class 4 isn't so bad, but never get such a large card as a class 2. Its too slow. If you are not sure what "class" means, here is SD speed 101
The class of any microSD card refers to any SD card larger than 2GB. All cards over 2GB through 32GB are referred to as SDHC(Secure Digital High Capacity). SDHC cards have a class rating 2,4,6 and 10. The number refers to the speed in MB/sec the card is capable of reading and writing at a sustained rate. Faster card = Better transfer rates.
Class is adjourned
They have 64GB regular size SD but as far as I know not in micro form yet. Not only that, the largest size card our X2s are designed to take are the 32GB. It's uncertain if a larger size will work when they are available. My guess is no.
Thank you, teacher. Most appreciated.
If you are not sure what "class" means, here is SD speed 101
The class of any microSD card refers to any SD card larger than 2GB. All cards over 2GB through 32GB are referred to as SDHC(Secure Digital High Capacity). SDHC cards have a class rating 2,4,6 and 10. The number refers to the speed in MB/sec the card is capable of reading and writing at a sustained rate. Faster card = Better transfer rates.
Class is adjourned
They have 64GB regular size SD but as far as I know not in micro form yet. Not only that, the largest size card our X2s are designed to take are the 32GB. It's uncertain if a larger size will work when they are available. My guess is no.[/QUOTE]
If you are not sure what "class" means, here is SD speed 101
The class of any microSD card refers to any SD card larger than 2GB. All cards over 2GB through 32GB are referred to as SDHC(Secure Digital High Capacity). SDHC cards have a class rating 2,4,6 and 10. The number refers to the speed in MB/sec the card is capable of reading and writing at a sustained rate. Faster card = Better transfer rates.
Class is adjourned
They have 64GB regular size SD but as far as I know not in micro form yet. Not only that, the largest size card our X2s are designed to take are the 32GB. It's uncertain if a larger size will work when they are available. My guess is no.[/QUOTE]
I wouldn't worry to much about what class card you pick up. All your going to be using it for is music and pictures most likely, even a class 2 card can do that without a hiccup 
Where you will definitely notice a difference in the various classes are the speed at which you can copy files to your SD card though. A class 6 will def be A LOT faster copying files over than a class 2, but other than that there is virtually no difference.
Where you will definitely notice a difference in the various classes are the speed at which you can copy files to your SD card though. A class 6 will def be A LOT faster copying files over than a class 2, but other than that there is virtually no difference.
Byakushiki
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I'd suggest a higher class. C4 32GB works well enough for everyday use in a Droid 2 Global; the gallery does hiccup sometimes though. If you're willing to drop ~$200 though, you can get one of those new 64GB SDXC micro SD cards from SanDisk. Apparently, it will read as corrupt in some phones, but once you format, you get about 57GB of usable space. It's also around C6 in speed? I don't recall exactly. The price is really its only problem.
William_04_x
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FWIW I just got a Patriot 32GB c10 at Frys for $60. It went in my xoom and works fine.
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in99flames
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I wouldn't worry to much about what class card you pick up. All your going to be using it for is music and pictures most likely, even a class 2 card can do that without a hiccup
Where you will definitely notice a difference in the various classes are the speed at which you can copy files to your SD card though. A class 6 will def be A LOT faster copying files over than a class 2, but other than that there is virtually no difference.
I have to disagree. I have a psx emulator with the files on my card. It actually loads faster and played smoother when i tested a class two i originally had to the class 10 i have now.
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