but isnt it just like a different format or code?

 

Its possible that they did have a way to flash the BIOS via software, but just haven't had any reason to use it up until now.

 

cause I was under the impression that SDHC was different on a hardware level.

 

Generally speaking, the type of asic they used is a one time programmable device. I hope this isn't the case, but I suspect it is.

 

I don't think its very likely either, but that would be the only possibility that makes a software-based update plausible.

 

There's no saying they didnt make a way to flash the BIOS. Here is what it says on the m3 simply websiten the m3 simply box and website, it says: upgradeable Firmware ( OS / Bios / Kernel ). It and the r4 are the same. But it also may just be the same things, just said differently. Here is the site:
http://www.m3adapter.com/M3DSS.htm

 

i dont care, im still happy it will support it YAY for next update

 

for many, updates are fun but they won't really use them like Wii-DS ... some don't have a Wii or for SDHC... ppl don't need it much ( esp 32gb )

 

32 GB MicroSD cards don't exist. I think SanDisk is introducing 8GB ones pretty soon.

I can imagine if you put movies, music, pics, games on there you can easily fill 8GB. People will find a way to use SDHC just like people have found a way to use 1TB HD's.

 

16GB Micro SDHC?

I'm not going to lose $*** of tiny circuitry...