micro card size 2gb vs 4gb

[deltan2001]

Sorry if this ones been asked before but I just got the SLVR from Metro pcs. I am thinking about geting a 4gb micro sd card for it. Does any one know if there are any problems with a card this size? I went to motorolas site and it said the SLVE could only take 1gb cards but I've seen mentions of people using 2gb ones with little or no problems. Any advice or thoughts before I go and spend the money?

P.S. the cheepest 4gb Micro SD card i've found is $99.00
any one know of any cheaper?

Thanks,
terapinrex@yahoo.com

[yolazieb0y]

The highest you can put for l7 slvr is 1gb max!

[inconginto]

and that too sandisk.........people have experienced problem with other brands..........

[FARRUKH]

and u r thinking abt 2-4gb well think again

[deltan2001]

Good to know. Thanks for tell me before I go and waste my money.

[Clarkey]

Guys he said, he has an L7 from metro PCS, which means he has an L7c not a plain L7

Moved To CDMA Forum

[motov3m]

what the difference l7 and l7c

[Clarkey]

The L7c is a CDMA phone

[deltan2001]

does the "c" designation change the memory size peramiters any? I doubt it but it might.

[milkbone98]

Nope, still gonna be using a 1gb

[breakfastcrew]

on my sprint instruction booklet for my L7C it said I can use any recommended micro sd card from 64 mb to 2gb.....can anyone else confirm??

[motov3m]

i say wait for the 8gb samsung memory cards, you might have to format in the pc but it should work in your phone

i was wonder what tasts better a san desk memory card or a pny memory card. and what type of wine do you serve with it?

[DonL]

I wish it would be that easy. Unfortunately, until the providers allow their phones to accept more than 1GB, the 4 and 8GB cards are overkill.

I think it's all part of their nefarious plot to limit the phones, and force customers into buying their tunes and videos and stuff over and over as customers rotate through what's floating their boats at any given moment.

[motov3m]

I wish it would be that easy. Unfortunately, until the providers allow their phones to accept more than 1GB, the 4 and 8GB cards are overkill.

I think it's all part of their nefarious plot to limit the phones, and force customers into buying their tunes and videos and stuff over and over as customers rotate through what's floating their boats at any given moment.

Cell phone companies also limit memory card size so they can force you to buy a newer device that supports a larger size memoery card like a 2gb vs the older model that would only support 1 gb.

Samsung has announced a 8gb transflash chip. So expect it to work only in the newer phones. I have a moto e-816 and it will only format a card a a 1gb even though i have a 2gb card. So I formated it in my PC and then inserted it into the phone and the phone will see and write to it, it even says its 2gb!

[FARRUKH]

well i read in forums tht l7c is capable of holding upto 2gb