Be careful folks. Class X means MINIMUM rate of X, not UP TO (maximum rate) X.
[]s Sandro Campos Mancini ----- Original Message ----- From: "john.messeder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2007 3:25 PM Subject: Re: [Treo] Kingston vs SanDisk, Palm vs PC > That's entirely possible, although usually one would expect the results > to be the other way 'round - a Class 8, which nominally would provide > "up to 8x" would be legal if it only gave 4x. > Kind of like a motorcycle called a GoFast-800 when it only has a > 749cc engine. > I guess the only real test is whether a certain card works as > desired in a certain device. > > Jeffrey Kaplan wrote: >> Hello, john.messeder. >> >> So based on that chart, even though SanDisk chose to market the Ultra >> II card as a Class 4 card, it's actually performing at the equivalent >> of a Class 8!
