> De: eckinator <[email protected]>
>
> 2010/10/16 Jaume Lahuerta <[email protected]>:
> >
> > Well, the fact is that any SD card has two pins placed higher than the
> > rest.
>And
> > he is not actually a friend of mine but someone who earns his live fixing
>broken
> > storage devices...but hey, if St. Google doesn't confirm it, it must be a
> > mistake ;-)
> >
> > Anyway, he was probably biased since he only sees disaster after disaster,
>and
> > there must be very non-careful users out there...My experience and what
> > you
>all
> > have answered doesn't indicate that there is a significant risk in this
> > operation.
>
> I've definitely placed a fair number of data recovery orders on behalf
> of unfortunate as well as careless customers. I'll go look at my SD
> cards now -you've got me curious =)
> Best
> Ecke
Sure, just look at the reverse of any SD card and yol'll notice than the 4th
and
5th pin (from the left) are a bit longer than their surrounding ones.
Reagrds,
Jaume
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