I am Chinese and I darn well know what SDHC is.
With that said, please flaunt your ignorance elsewhere.
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With that said, please flaunt your ignorance elsewhere.
People who "speak american"? So Americans have their own language now? News to me, last I heard they spoke English
People who "speak american"? So Americans have their own language now? News to me, last I heard they spoke English
i didn't say Americans don't speak American.
I'm saying there are different language in the world not just American and Chinese which it the only ones he said.
Please read my post before replying kkthxbai.
Yes, but a different English than the British. Also referred to as "American English" or just "American" if one wants to point out the differences to British English.People who "speak american"? So Americans have their own language now? News to me, last I heard they spoke English
wtf is that?
it is SDHC people, SDHC!!
Yes, but a different English than the British. Also referred to as "American English" or just "American" if one wants to point out the differences to British English.People who "speak american"? So Americans have their own language now? News to me, last I heard they spoke English
confused lol
All I'm saying is he should just said American and Chinese, don't you agree?
Yeah, those Asians are always behind the times when it comes to technology.
Why don't you tell me what SDHC is.
You probably don't even know why it's impossible to have over 2 GB of space whilest following the SD card specification.
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1) American English is different than British english (I'm Canadian and we have the same spelling as the British). I agree that it's improper to say, "...speaks American..." but come on, I've seen MUCH more severe mistakes written in comments on forums.
2) If Asia is far behind in technology... can you explain why all the best gaming systems were designed in Japan? (Yes, the X-Box suxks *can't break foreign market*). I've seen tons of technology coming from China and Japan. lol The Japanese are basically 5-6 years more advanced than North America. It's all started off with Edward Deming. Do a google search and you'll see what I'm talking about.
3) Since KingMax was the first to announce the first SDHC microSD card I would have to say that the Chinese developers (since China is where KingMax is from) know much more about SDHC than most of us (especially lewislite)
4) There aren't any stupid question, just stupid people. We shouldn't get pissed off at them for their questions and statements because they don't know any better. All you can do is try to educate them. Whether they allow themselves to understand is another thing. Some of them are like rowdy dogs that don't listen.
2) If Asia is far behind in technology... can you explain why all the best gaming systems were designed in Japan? (Yes, the X-Box suxks *can't break foreign market*). I've seen tons of technology coming from China and Japan. lol The Japanese are basically 5-6 years more advanced than North America. It's all started off with Edward Deming. Do a google search and you'll see what I'm talking about.
3) Since KingMax was the first to announce the first SDHC microSD card I would have to say that the Chinese developers (since China is where KingMax is from) know much more about SDHC than most of us (especially lewislite)
4) There aren't any stupid question, just stupid people. We shouldn't get pissed off at them for their questions and statements because they don't know any better. All you can do is try to educate them. Whether they allow themselves to understand is another thing. Some of them are like rowdy dogs that don't listen.
BTW, don't get your hopes up about the whole SDHC thing working on the R4. There's enough proof that it can't work with the current models out there. Also, don't say that the R4 team will pull something out of their hats, they can't turn water into wine or walk on water, and they can't make something work if the original design absolutely limits them from making it work.
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Hrm. I do agree with Jeromel, but I trust the R4 team to a certain extent, they have always delivered everything they said they would, and I respect them for that. They deliver what they offer.
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Yeah, and now I'm going to do a little comparison. Remember that sucky cart...what was its name? Ah...yes! The DS-X. Right. Now, the "team" behind it told us that they would have an advantage over other carts DUE to the FPGA built into the DS-X. Now, they never programmed a firmware capable of executing that hardware and using it to gain an advantage to boost their sales and such.
Imagine a different scenario now. You have a top of the range computer, with the latest specs available on the market. Imagine if the manufacturers of your graphics adapter, processor, etc...didn't release updates for their products and left it on default Windows drivers. Sure, they WOULD work, with a tiny advantage, but someone with a good average computer AND firmware/hardware updates to their computer would benefit and even beat your powerhouse.
And this resumes the R4 situation. How? Well, if you didn't notice already, the DS-X is the superior cart - in HARDWARE terms. No other cart has the FPGA, which was what made the DS-X cost that much.
Now, the R4. Well, no FPGA here, just a normal BUT excellent cart, which their developers, explored with the best firmware updates possible and with things like cheats that weren't promised when the cart came out into the market last year.
Now compare this to the computer situation above and tell me what the similarities are. Ah. The R4 is the inferior cart (in hardware terms, REMEMBER!), BUT it can and did EASILY beat the DS-X a long time ago due to the developers support with firmware updates.
That being said, and with all your comments in account, I'd say we /might/ (notice the emphasis on might) have SDHC support on the R4. Sure, there are people who know highly of how the R4 internal hardware works, but remember, the team knows more because they ultimately program and release firmware updates for their (superb) cart.
I could care less about any of these features, but it's nice to know they're still doing something.
Uber after this update R4 will be back on top. All I want is Wii connectivity.
And i wasn't completely sure if costello wasn't totally beleiving the whole SDHC thing. I mean sure he says that he remains skeptical twice... but...
This was probably the best purchase I've ever made.
And i wasn't completely sure if costello wasn't totally beleiving the whole SDHC thing. I mean sure he says that he remains skeptical twice... but...
This was probably the best purchase I've ever made.
1) Canadian: I am Canadian!
American: I are America!
2) Right on!!! too lazy to look up Edward Deming thou.
3) I'll take your word... even IF they didn't come up with the first card, got knows all copycats in china already have SDHC figured out.
4) I do agree. Lets just pity them.
How is it incorrect to say they speak American? It's a dialect of English - it isn't English.
Please stop calling it British English as well. People in Ireland speak it, as do Australians, New Zealanders, Indians - for you (Northern) Americans; Indian Indians, "nut naytiv american indians" and nearly every other person outside of (Northern) America that has not been poisoned by the disregard for language prevalent on your continent. More people speak the version of English you have appended "British" to outside of Great Britain than on it.
You Canadians aren't as bad as U.S. Americans (as the world knows: you're always taking about it) but you're still crippled in the language department and sound the same as them.
One more thing: British does not mean "of England". British means "of Great Britain" - an island that has 3 countries on it: England, Scotland and Wales. So learn to use the term English when you're referring to something "of England": British may not be incorrect as an English person is British, just as they are human and any other broader stereotypes you can come up with. To put it into perspective: do you like it when I refer to you as American? What? You are. I don't though because I'm respectful and refer to people's origin by the country that they come from - not the general geographic area.
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