
Wouldn't it be a hell of a lot more feasible to just release a dongle that supports the new cards instead of modifying already exisitng hardware? Oh and the hardware already supports SDHC. It also seems that they wouldn't want to give us high capacity storage what with all the rampant piracy and what not.EnigmaXtreme said:I just had a money grabbing idea for Nintendo to do, what if for say 50 or 100 bucks you send in your wii and they upgrade the hardware to support SDHC and SDXC cards. Sure they may be some fiascos but hey Nintendo make enough to fathom it


samagon said:Wouldn't it be a hell of a lot more feasible to just release a dongle that supports the new cards instead of modifying already exisitng hardware? Oh and the hardware already supports SDHC. It also seems that they wouldn't want to give us high capacity storage what with all the rampant piracy and what not.EnigmaXtreme said:I just had a money grabbing idea for Nintendo to do, what if for say 50 or 100 bucks you send in your wii and they upgrade the hardware to support SDHC and SDXC cards. Sure they may be some fiascos but hey Nintendo make enough to fathom it
I'm guessing it'd still be a while after the new technology is rolled out that we'd see the 2TB cards. Also be prepared to pay through the nose for them.
Arno said:alex said: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)
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.

can i use someone else's arm and leg?jalaneme said:expected to pay a arm and a leg for the 2TB one.

MicShadow said:I hope you all know, it has the POSSIBILITY of holding 2TB. Its gonna be years until we see an affordable version of 2TB, at the least.
And current SDHC could already reach this capacity in theory, but it would break the current standard of SDHC, and not all devices would work with it, but quite a few would
Im just saying dont hold your breath