mate, I replied to the other post here.
One question, forgive my ignorance, what type of card is a cf card?
I use a generic 256 SD card which works fine!
USB2.0 cradle, bluetooth, WiFi, IR provide all the connectivity that I need!
:)
You may want to check out card compatability issues if you have not already,
I have had problems in this area in the past, (Toshiba laptop only accepts
Panasonic SD cards :( in my case) although its not as bad as finding storage
media that works!
I have a pile half a metre high!@!#$@@!@!
Good Luck Mate!
> is anyone successfully running either of these programs
> i would dearly like to get one of them to work and will happily pay
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Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media] - 20 Aug 2004 10:34 GMT
Dude : CF is a slighlty older format than SD called 'Compact Flash' or
usually, 'CF'. Its quite a bit larger in physical size, but it very
common and gets used in many digital cameras.
Capacaties avaiilable are still about the same as SD but I anticipate
SD cards to reach 2-4 Gig quite soon. I'm not so sure there's as much
development on CF cards to reach these capacaties, although you can
mostly use a CF format hard drive instead (but it draws more power
than a solid state memory card)
Cheers - Neil
>mate, I replied to the other post here.
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S. WATSON - 21 Aug 2004 08:20 GMT
thanks for the reply, i didnt see your other reply, i must have missed
it
a cf card is a compact flash card
its a little bigger than the sd cards but quite a bit cheaper, thats
why i bought it
my HP2210 accepts both sd and cf cards and both work ok
i'm gonna have another go this weekend to get either of them working
thanks
stan
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