MemCard (MMC, SD, MS, xD) Compatibility Matrix

[blitz]

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oh yeah smart amazing fone i also got to use MMC on it too

all the while i thought SD ra supported sa SAP. will try on my wife's phone.

SAP1 placed under HTC Tanager, added MMC compat -> http://www.smart.com.ph/SMART/Produc...P_Features.htm

Secure Device card / Multi Media card compatible for additional memory storage up to 512 Megabytes

added SAP2 and O2 XPhone under HTC Voyager with SD/MMC compat

http://www.smart.com.ph/SMART/Produc...2_Features.htm
http://www.myxda.com/product/Xphone/...ProductInfo.vm[br]Posted on: November 09, 2004, 08:23:04 AM_________________________________________________

Sony Cybershot U-50 MSduo

added cybershot DSC models T1, U40, and U50
compatible to MS PRO duo. also compatible with MS duo.
does MS PRO duo support always mean MS duo compatibility?

http://www.sony.com.ph/products_deta...1&subcat2_id=0

[greyunit]

RULE on SD and MMC:

all SD compatible devices are SD and MMC compatible

all MMC only compatible devices are NOT SD compatible

therefore MMC cards will work with ALL SD and MMC devices!

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what this means?
for me...MMC is better than SD!

now some will argure...im sure

SD is faster... i think not really in todays standards...also if you consider most handheld devices specially smartphones doesnt feature super high speed writes and read speeds anyways! for me, you really cant tell the speed difference specially on cellphone usage (maybe in cameras... NOW with this new developement na MMC with a maximum read speed of 22.5 Mbit/s and a write speed greater of 18Mbit/s, no SD advocate can say MMCs are slow poke

read on...
http://69.56.255.194/?article=16404

some would say SD is more durable...
not really...i have mmc thats 5 years old and still running its water resistant and shock resistant too
Both MMC and SD cards use metal connector contacts, instead of the traditional pins-and-plugs, so they aren't as prone to damage during handling. They are both also rated 2,000Gs shock tolerance...F1 race car drivers experience about 10Gs when thier car crashes to a wall at top speed...but in memory card world that equates to about a 10FEET drop and survive HDD and micro drives have tolerance of about a foot drop...

it has writeprotect feature...
now realy...is there real use for this?? hehehe...i think not...(everytime you take a picture you get an error coz it cant write)

copyright feature...
this acutally takes out several 100KB of user space from the SD so less can be used by the user...

MMC are designed to operate at lower voltage; thus mobile devices will have longer battery life

SD are more expensive too...

just trying to open up the mind...
no violent reactions please hehe

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btw blitz, kindly add PENTAX optio S series uses SD/MMC
Optio S
Optio S4
Optio S4i
and the newest Optio S5i
all uses MMC/SD

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older phone pud like nokia 9000 and 9110 both communicators uses MMC only

hope this helps

[greyunit]

BTW there is also an even newer MMC that has transfer rates up to 52 MBytes/sec

however i have to admit...SD has one big advantage over the MMC standard...SDIO

[blitz]

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btw blitz, kindly add PENTAX optio S series uses SD/MMC
Optio S
Optio S4
Optio S4i
and the newest Optio S5i
all uses MMC/SD

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older phone pud like nokia 9000 and 9110 both communicators uses MMC only

Added Pentax series compatible with SD/MMC.
Added Nokia 9000 / 9110.

[greyunit]

blitz i think you are mistaken about the 3620 being SD...
kindly check on that lang bai...
as far as i know wala gyud support ang nokia ug SD...next year pa sila mu sugod support ug SD...now mmc rana ila tanan gi gamit bai...

[blitz]

yes, it's odd that all Nokia phones are not SD-capable except one.
but here are the links...

Sandisk sez yes - http://www.sandisk.com/pdf/retail/mo...patibility.pdf
Another yes - http://www.tmiwireless.com/nokia3620.html
A yes - http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/details.php?id=648
infoSync sez NO - http://www.infosyncworld.com/hardwar.../specs/18.html

Nokia sez nothing at all - http://www.nokiausa.com/phones/3620/...feat:1,00.html

One thing is sure, though. It can use MMC.

[blitz]

OK, Nokia 3620 is off the list as SD-compatible. Here's an email response from Nokia USA on the question "Does the Nokia 3620 support SD cards?"

Thank you for e-mailing Nokia's Contact Center.

We apologize for the delay in responding to your e-mail message and appreciate your patience. We appreciate your inquiry about support for SD (Secure Digital) cards, and we would like to provide you with the following information:

Nokia mobile devices support the use of standard MMCs (MultiMediaCards) only. If you attempt to use a Secure Digital card with the Nokia phone, the card will not fit properly into the slot designed to hold a standard MMC. Also, even if the SD card did fit into the slot provided the Nokia phone would not recognize the card correctly.

Nokia has tested the Nokia 3620 camera phone with maximum size MMC of 128 KB. Therefore, if you plan to use a bigger MMC you will want to make certain the Nokia 3620 phone recognizes it before purchasing the MMC. For more information on Nokia MMCs designed for use with your the Nokia 3620 phone please visit our web site, www.nokiausa.com.

If you have any additional questions, please contact us. To ensure proper handling, please continue to use the current subject line.

Thank you for choosing Nokia for your mobile needs.

Alex
E-mail Specialist
Nokia Inc.

[greyunit]

great for taking the effort to keep ur thread up-to-date!

[blitz]

added -> Kodak Easyshare CX-7220 / CX-7300 / CX-7430 - SD/MMC

Ref: http://www.dpreview.com/news/0402/04...odakcxcams.asp

[blitz]

added -> Motorola E398 - Transflash

Not familiar with dem brands .. what Samsung/Moto phones do you have?