Solid State Storage cards

Does anyone know anything about these? I see them on Newegg and they go up to32g but I don't really know if the axim would use one:)

[Julie]

Does anyone know anything about these? I see them on Newegg and they go up to32g but I don't really know if the axim would use one:)

Are you talking about CF cards or SD cards? There was a discussion recently about a 16GB CF A-Data card on Newegg that has been confirmed to work in the Axim:

A-Data 16gb CF Card

[jadesse]

I saw a thread on hear for 32G SD cards but theywon't be out for a while.
Who would be able to afford one anyway.

In theory a 32G CF card should work in your Axim.

[spud42]

I saw a thread on hear for 32G SD cards but theywon't be out for a while.
Who would be able to afford one anyway.

In theory a 32G CF card should work in your Axim.

according to the compact flash wiki , even CF version 1 can support up to 137 gig..... and samsung or someone has made a 64 gig CF card...

this is what I saw on newegg and they have their own page seperate from the SD and CF cards. [Newegg.com - Buy Solid State Disks For Less at Newegg

[steelvulture]

For the most part, those are suppose to be used in place of a hard drive. If you looked at the specifications, most of the solid state disks use hard drive interfaces (IDE and SATA) and some use the ExpressCard connector so that they can be used through a laptop's ExpressCard slot. They are called solid state drives because they are based on flash memory rather than the magnetic technologies of hard drives (no moving parts meaning more rugged, low power usage, higher/better speeds/access times versus being more expensive, much smaller in capacity in comparison to their magnetic counterparts). The only formats I have ever seen supported by any Axim are Secure Digital (CD) and Compact Flash (CF).