I thought you meant Supercard, but now I see.

2TBs though?! Holy fuck...

Any source?

 

SDXC
Massive Storage, Incredible Speed

The next-generation SDXC (eXtended Capacity) memory card specification, pending release in Q1 2009, dramatically improves consumers’ digital lifestyles by increasing storage capacity from 32 GB up to 2 TB and increasing SD interface read/write speeds up to 104 MB per second in 2009 with a road map to 300 MB per second. SDXC will provide more portable storage and speed, which are often required to support new features in consumer electronic devices and mobile phones.

A 2 TB SDXC memory card can store 100 HD movies, 60 hours of HD recording or 17,000 fine-grade photos. Faster bus speeds will enable professional-level recording in compact consumer camcorders and increase the number of frames shot in a second with SDXC cameras.

The faster bus speeds in the SDXC specification also will benefit SDHC, Embedded SD and SDIO specifications.

 

You know if the Wii could support this, it would be the biggest and smallest hard drive possible lol

Lets do the maths with my new clean 2GB Sd card

15070/2 = 7535 blocks per GB approx

2 Terrabytes equals 2000 GBS approx

7535*2000 = 15070000 blocks

SWEET MOTHER TRY FILLING THAT FUCKER UP =D

 

damn ass, 15 million blocks.

Soon enough, Nintendo will support SDXC and well, here comes thousands of Wiiware game, ready to be played on your wii

Of course, if they are smart enough >__>

 

Oh they'll support SDXC, when a new type of card that comes with 2PB. Nintendo's always a few years behind, hell, the Wii display is in 480i/p. The 360 at least supports 720 right? Or 1080 also?

Megabyte = 1 megabyte
GigaByte= 1,000 megabytes
TeraByte = 1,000,000 megabytes (one Million)
PetaByte = 1,000,000,000 megabytes (one Billion)
ExaByte = 1,000,000,000,000 megabytes (one Trillion)

 

Wait...So is SDHC a software thing?
I mean, the wii is made to read SD, but its been modified to be able to read SDHC?
What about SDXC

 

I want my 15 million blocks!!!

 

Not quite.
1,000 is rounded from what it actually is, 1,024.

GB=1,024MB
TB=1,024GB (1,048,576MB)
PB=1,024TB (1,048,576GB, 1,073,741,824MB)

Even a Terabyte gives you 24 GB than 1,000, and it keeps getting bigger and bigger. So the 2TB max card of the SDXC spec would give you 2,048GB. Not 2,000. Big difference as it gets bigger and bigger. So, even approximating it to be 1,000 leads to problems.

 

Which is why... manufacturers are BAD. Yup.

 

Yeah, I pretty much know those are estimates. But just like above posters, you could buy something that is 500GB storage, and end losing ~50GB.