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smeg36 · 07-23-03, 09:33 PM

My personal preferance is to have a large (512 MB in my case) CF card for movies and music, and a smaller (64 MB) SD card to store my programs on when I want to use WIFI.

The CF is a lot faster, and MMC is the slowest. Really there is no benifit to getting MMC instead of SD. SD is faster, cheaper, and the "Secure" part is that there is a platic tab that can be switched back and forth, allowing you to lock the card so you don't accidentally erase anything important.

I would suggest getting a card reader before upgrading to USB 2. I use a PCMCIA adaptor with my CF card, and a movie which would take 1/2 hour to transfer using Activesync takes about 2 min. using the adaptor.

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smeg36 Aximsite Veteran Uber Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Miami Beach Posts: 1,644 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	My personal preferance is to have a large (512 MB in my case) CF card for movies and music, and a smaller (64 MB) SD card to store my programs on when I want to use WIFI. The CF is a lot faster, and MMC is the slowest. Really there is no benifit to getting MMC instead of SD. SD is faster, cheaper, and the "Secure" part is that there is a platic tab that can be switched back and forth, allowing you to lock the card so you don't accidentally erase anything important. I would suggest getting a card reader before upgrading to USB 2. I use a PCMCIA adaptor with my CF card, and a movie which would take 1/2 hour to transfer using Activesync takes about 2 min. using the adaptor. __________________ Devices: Motorola Q, Samsung i600, Voq Professional Phone Accessories: Jabra JX10, Sandisk 2GB miniSD, Leadtek 9537 BT GPS Editor: To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.