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> Nowadays, SD cards come in three physical sizes. The size that I need has the smallest format called microSD 4, and NanoSD is the smallest, although the size
by NikkiA 2y ago
> Nowadays, SD cards come in three physical sizes. The size that I need has the smallest format called microSD
4, and NanoSD is the smallest, although the size difference isn't as big as between the other 3
- zkirill 2y agoLooks like it's a similar standard by Huawei. [1] Very cool. I can see this being useful for tablets that have the SIM port but lack the cellular module. Wonder if this would ever make sense on an SBC. [1] https://www.androidauthority.com/what-is-nano-memory-968723/ https://www.androidauthority.com/what-is-nano-memory-968723/
- ryanmcbride 2y agoIf you're gonna count Nano Memory you might as well throw in Sony Memory Stick
- ssl-3 2y agoCan we count Olympus's xD-Picture format, too? How about the 8-megabyte Cisco-branded PCMCIA flash card I've got around here somewhere?
- whycome 2y agoI mean microSD was "transflash" by SanDisk before being adopted by the consortium.
- ryanmcbride 2y agoSure but you wouldn't call it an SD card before that point.