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1. Buyers apparently know that they have to go for the 128 GB version if they want to have sufficient storage for their own data. 2. The headline reminds my of
by chmars 14y ago
1. Buyers apparently know that they have to go for the 128 GB version if they want to have sufficient storage for their own data.
2. The headline reminds my of book editions: '1st edition sold out!' 'Interesting, how many books were printed for the 1st edition?'
- UnoriginalGuy 14y ago#1: Or just install an SD card...
- codinghorror 14y agoPerf will not be great to the card though. Depends what you install or store there, or if it even can be installed there. SD cards are fine for general media storage, but anything perf intensive you don't want there.
- pbhjpbhj 14y agoPresumably the SD port will cope with Class 10 or UHS-I and so transfer at HD video rates. There can't be much call for higher rate transfers for most users; it's not like you're going to use it for data gathering from a hadron collider.
- chmars 14y agoThat's possible of course (well, 'of course' outside the Apple world) but not very convenient in my experience except if you use the same SD card all the time. Everything else doesn't fit well with a portable device. The question remains, however, how well the Surface manages data an SD cards, i.e., can you save everything you like on an SD card including apps?