coolest microsd reader ever + 2gb card for $25 or $15 with first time GCO
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No not at all.
I just don't see the point of his comment since I own the damn PSP and understand it is a different format, but I can also do all my loading and stuff directly through my PSP if I choose to.
The MicroSD thing I understand for the Nintendo systems, still don't see why you would need it for a smartphone when they synch to the comp directly and same with PDAs.
I just don't see the point of his comment since I own the damn PSP and understand it is a different format, but I can also do all my loading and stuff directly through my PSP if I choose to.
The MicroSD thing I understand for the Nintendo systems, still don't see why you would need it for a smartphone when they synch to the comp directly and same with PDAs.
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If you are just using it as a storage device without a phone or game system or whatever than it is a pretty dumb and expensive way to store info considering flashdrives are considerably cheaper than the MicroSD platform.
The fact that it is being used with the games and phones I understand, but why an external reader was needed I didn't understand. For the Nintendo system loads I understand but if you have a smart phone then it makes no sense since the phone jacks in directly to the comp to synch and load....you see where I was coming from yet?
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FWIW, at $15 it's cheaper than the 2gb thumbdrive i bought the other day and that's still pretty cheap.
I think the convenience of being able to have one reader and multiple microsd cards for different storage tasks or different types of information might be feasible.
I think the convenience of being able to have one reader and multiple microsd cards for different storage tasks or different types of information might be feasible.
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*sigh*
If you are just using it as a storage device without a phone or game system or whatever than it is a pretty dumb and expensive way to store info considering flashdrives are considerably cheaper than the MicroSD platform.
The fact that it is being used with the games and phones I understand, but why an external reader was needed I didn't understand. For the Nintendo system loads I understand but if you have a smart phone then it makes no sense since the phone jacks in directly to the comp to synch and load....you see where I was coming from yet?
If you are just using it as a storage device without a phone or game system or whatever than it is a pretty dumb and expensive way to store info considering flashdrives are considerably cheaper than the MicroSD platform.
The fact that it is being used with the games and phones I understand, but why an external reader was needed I didn't understand. For the Nintendo system loads I understand but if you have a smart phone then it makes no sense since the phone jacks in directly to the comp to synch and load....you see where I was coming from yet?
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