fdxd wrote:Did you order the high speed version? Memory cards can vary in speed. This is common with SD's for example.
Strange they dont mention how much faster it is? 2x? 3x?
I got the high speed one... I didn't use the one that came with the phone much so I'm not the best person to ask about the speed.. Though everything is speedy, menus, taking pics/vids, playing clips etc.
The card that came with the phone had one row of contacts....This 'high speed' one has two rows of contacts with a gap in the middle of the second row. I don't want to take it out to check, it was a bitch to get in.
Johnny5alv wrote:I got the high speed one... I didn't use the one that came with the phone much so I'm not the best person to ask about the speed.. Though everything is speedy, menus, taking pics/vids, playing clips etc.The card that came with the phone had one row of contacts....This 'high speed' one has two rows of contacts with a gap in the middle of the second row. I don't want to take it out to check, it was a bitch to get in.
So you think it makes a difference in phone performance?
fdxd wrote:So you think it makes a difference in phone performance?
Honestly? Even though I only used the card that came with the phone for a short time ... I don'y notice any difference. That doesn't mean that there isn't, just in my expereience I didn't notice an improvement.
But an improvement on what exactly? What would a faster memory card take advantage of? For example, taking a photograph (with it set to 'save to memory card'😉 Still has that half a second pause before it actually shoots... Is this a design thing or would having a faster memory card make a difference? In this case, nope... You still have to keep the phone steady for half a second after you take the pic...
maybe you notice it in movie playback?
What about USB/memory card reader transfer?
SGD$210 - ****ing expensive