MicroSDHC up to 8 GB from SanDisk

By James Kendrick | Thursday, June 28, 2007 | 5:19 AM CT | 2 comments | Tweet This (105)

MicroSDs are the coolest things, I use a 2 GB card in my T-Mobile Dash and every time I look at it I can’t believe that 2 GB of stuff can be crammed on that little chip. My wonder has grown by leaps and bounds as SanDisk has announced two new capacities in the microSDHC format, 6 and 8 GB. That’s just incredible to think 8 GB of anything could fit on a card the size of my fingernail. Make sure your device’s slot can handle the microSDHC high density format and if it can you can carry a whole iPhone’s worth of music on that sliver of plastic.

(via engadget)

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Comments (2)

Have you figured out if the Dash will support chips larger than 2GB? How would you find out, other than trying it?

William C Bonner — 2:20 AM on June 28, 2007 Reply
Speaking of SDHC, does the P1610 accept SDHC cards? If not, could Fujitju come up with a firmware upgrade for that. Also which mobile device natively accept SDHC cards at this moment?

Richard L. — 6:40 AM on June 28, 2007 Reply