Hacking 16gb MicroSDHC are out

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What is up with the fake picture on the second link? No Class 4 symbol, no SDHC label, and the 6 looks shopped on after the 1.
 
dang, how much longer till 32GB micro-SDHC's come!?!?! I just bought a 8GB for $30 which is good, but want a 32GB for my PSP so I can move my 8GB to my EDGE card! Even using just over 2GB I couldn't think of many more DS games I'd want on my EDGE card, atleast then there are GBA, NES, SNES, GameBoy, Homebrew, music and movies that fill the card up
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I personally like Sandisk. I had a Sansa E260 2 or 3 years ago, and I thought it was a superb player for the cheap price.

Today, I use an 8 gig Sandisk card. Full of music and games. I'll be getting a separate mp3 player soon (I sold the Sansa to get the Flashkart, etc. Back then, it was quite costly, unlike how it is now.), so most of the space will be empty. Nonetheless, I use it to carry homework and videos, so it'll always be used by me...
 
If I had that kind of space I would fill mine to the brim with videos. I've never had more than 2 GB of games on any of my cards, but I do enjoy encoding video as a hobby.
 
mb10db code for 10% off at memorybits may still be valid
sandisk also have a class6 8gb
 
hi,
all the 16GB Cards I can find seem to be class 2, would this give any trouble with the cycloDS?
Maybe we can make a list with Productnumbers of cards that runs flawless.
 
^why did you need to bring this thread back from the dead? why can't you make a new one !?!?!? nobody respond just let this piece of shit die already
 
16GB would be too much for me. I currently have a 4GB Kingston class 4 in my flash cart.
Yet its not enough, 8GB Should be enough for me
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I have 2 16 gig microsd cards in a photofast adapter for my psp, comes out to ~29.8 gigs on a single card, works great. DS has a 8 gig microsd in it with a cyclods. I still have plenty of room on the 8 gig since DS has some of the crappiest games known to exist.
 
Minox_IX said:
Too bad that it's made by SanDisk, after all the bad experiences I've had with their products I wouldn't want it even if it was for free.

I would say SanDisk's consumer grade products are pretty crappy. Basically if the cartridge is blue, stay away from it as it will inevitably fail prematurely. Their prosumer grade products on the other hand are quite well built and seem to last much longer and die less randomly.
 

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