Any sd card will work, as long as it is not an sdhc (high
capacity) card. Most any thumb drive (also callsh pen drive, usb
key, flash drive, and so on) will work, as will most any external
hard drive that connects via usb. Just about all cf
(compactflash) cards will work, even the 32 gb ones, but sd cards
do not come above 2 gb in anything but high capacity. If you
want a lot of storage, I would recommend using a compactflash
card as they come in large capacities for relatively little
money. I would go to http://www.newegg.com to get any of this
stuff. Note also that mini and micro sd cards can work, as long
as they are not hc, via an adapter or usb card reader. You can
also use an hc card reader plugged into a usb port on the bn, to
read hc sd cards, but those cards cannot go directly into the sd
slot of the bn. Let me know if this is confusing, as I do not
doubt it is.
Have a great day,
Alex
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From: Kate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: <[email protected]
Date sent: Wed, 8 Oct 2008 07:35:37 -0400
Subject: [Braillenote] what's what?
I get so confused when looking for technology that's meant for
computers vs.. cameras or cell phones etc. How does one tell?
My current dilemma, for example is SD cards. How does one go
abou knowing which kind of SD card is something a braillenote can
use?
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