Kingston’s microSD card with an extra miniSD and full-size SD adapter is a simple and practical, crossplatform storage solution that is useful in multiple devices. The adapters transform the microSD card into either a miniSD or full-size SD card, making it extremely versatile. Read on as we take a look at the 1GB kit and see how it works!
Article Title: Kingston SDC/1GB-2ADP microSD Card Review
Article URL: http://legitreviews.com/article/548/1/
Kingston SDC/1GB-2ADP microSD Card Review
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Re: Kingston SDC/1GB-2ADP microSD Card Review
yup I have the 1GB version of that card, got it at Meritline a while back cheap. Works great in my camera
Re: Kingston SDC/1GB-2ADP microSD Card Review
I bought a 512 mb card a year ago for my phone, it cost me about $50... I hate to look at them now for less than $20 for twice the capacity.
I almost lost it in my room once when it ejected from my phone with such force that it launched it behind a dresser
I almost lost it in my room once when it ejected from my phone with such force that it launched it behind a dresser
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Re: Kingston SDC/1GB-2ADP microSD Card Review
I have miss placed it more than once while testing it and using it in various devices. It doesn't take much to hide the little sucker.
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Re: Kingston SDC/1GB-2ADP microSD Card Review
Out of curiosity would this work with ReadyBoost? After I bought Vista I was tempted to buy a card reader and 166X card for ReadyBoost. I decided against it and just bought a new thumb drive.
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I could not tell you as I don't have Vista yet, sorry.
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Re: Kingston SDC/1GB-2ADP microSD Card Review
you'd want to use a faster flash drive than this for ReadyBoost as you'd want at least a 166x device for ReadyBoost... something like this http://www.legitreviews.com/article/543/1/
Looking at the charts Bubba made it looks like the Kingston drive peaked out at ~50x performance, so getting the Super Talent Exelerator (166x) or their 200x USB drive as it would be a ton faster and a better solution for ReadyBoost.
Looking at the charts Bubba made it looks like the Kingston drive peaked out at ~50x performance, so getting the Super Talent Exelerator (166x) or their 200x USB drive as it would be a ton faster and a better solution for ReadyBoost.
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The thumb drive I picked up was an AData PD7 4GB. I wanted a new thumb drive anyway and the ReadyBoost compliance was a bonus. No big deal since I've installed and uninstalled Vista twice since I got in January. ReadyBoost is a joke anyway so now I just have a fast (200X) thumb drive.
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200x Flash = 30,000kp/second
fast indeed ;)
fast indeed ;)