What things you can do on the microSD ?

[bo waleed]

Only storing videos/music ?


Any thing else ?

 

[matttye]

Apps, music, documents etc.

 

[bo waleed]

Is it okay to get 16gb GS3 and get 64gb microSD ?

or should i get the 64gb GS3 ?



is there any difference ? in performance ?


Note : the microSD have a speed of 30 MB/sec. [class 6 ?]

 

[matttye]

Is it okay to get 16gb GS3 and get 64gb microSD ?

or should i get the 64gb GS3 ?



is there any difference ? in performance ?


Note : the microSD have a speed of 30 MB/sec. [class 6 ?]

Class 6 specifies a minimum read and write speed of 6MBps. If you get a UHS-1 card the minimum is about 30MBps and yes you can get 64GB ones.

It's up to you which size to get, if you think you'll need more than 80GB then get a larger sized phone.

 

[bo waleed]

Class 6 specifies a minimum read and write speed of 6MBps. If you get a UHS-1 card the minimum is about 30MBps and yes you can get 64GB ones.

It's up to you which size to get, if you think you'll need more than 80GB then get a larger sized phone.

Well i am asking about the difference in performance not in size.


The 64gb microSD i am talking about is this :
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/r...K/ref=olp_product_details?ie=UTF8&me=&seller=

which class is it ?

 

[matttye]

Well i am asking about the difference in performance not in size.


The 64gb microSD i am talking about is this :
Amazon.com: SanDisk 64GB Mobile Ultra MicroSDXC Memory Card: Computers & Accessories

which class is it ?

It doesn't say, but if performance is your concern you should get a UHS-1 card.

 

[bo waleed]

It doesn't say, but if performance is your concern you should get a UHS-1 card.

So UHS-1 card are the best for performance ?
Is it called class 10 too ?

 

[matttye]

So UHS-1 card are the best for performance ?
Is it called class 10 too ?

Nope. UHS stands for "ultra high speed" and it's the new way of grading the cards performance.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/SanDisk-64GB-Micro-Ultra-Adapter/dp/B007JTKM30/ref=dp_ob_title_ce

The "1" inside the "U" means it's UHS-1. Eventually cards will come out with other UHS numbers and they'll be faster, but you need to make sure your device will work with the cards before buying. UHS-1 cards from Sandisk will work in most devices including the SGS3