Hi Kate,
if you want an SD card for your brailleNote, make sure the card is a non
high capacity (HC) one.
I think 8 gig and above are definetely only available in high capacity and
the 1 and 2 gb cards are available in only non high capacity. but I think
some 4 gb cards are available as high capacity and some are non high
capacity.
Someone correct me on the 4 gb cards, because I have heard different answers
on that one.
hope this helps,
from Andrew
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From: "Kate" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2008 10:35 PM
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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