"Stephen" <srmoll@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1189000990.041945.58060@22g2000hsm.googlegrou ps.com...
> On 5 Sep, 13:19, Chris Blunt <chris_bl...@spamfence.net> wrote:
>> On Wed, 05 Sep 2007 01:49:12 -0700, Stephen <srm...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> >On 4 Sep, 22:04, "mbcUK" <martin.cro...@NOSPAMHEREbtopenworld.com>
>> >wrote:
>> >> Hi all, just got an N95 on Orange. Wondered what was the best memory
>> >> card to
>> >> go for and where to get it. Ideally I;d like a high street store
>> >> tomorrow
>> >> (UK) but if it's a lot better to order online then I can. I know I
>> >> need a
>> >> micro SD card and was looking for between 1 and 2 GB, saw some Sandisk
>> >> ones
>> >> onwww.mymemory.combutI heard different cards have different speeds and
>> >> reliability so does anyone have reccomendations I can use?
>>
>> >> Cheers, Martin
>>
>> >I bought a Sandisk 2GB card for mine. I got a standard one, and it
>> >turns out that the video recording function and playback doesn't work
>> >very well, it will tend to stutter. Try and go for a high speed card
>> >if possible.
>>
>> Does anyone know what the largest size memory card that works in a N95
>> is? Nokia say 2GB. Is that correct or are people using larger than
>> that?
>>
>> Chris
>
> Nokia doesn't claim that the N95 supports SDHC cards, which are
> basically SD cards over 2GB in capacity. However, the Sandisk device
> compatibility list claims there 4GB cards will work, and a Google
> search for Nokie N95 HDSC will reveal many reports of successfully
> using 4GB cards. Sandisk also list a 6GB card, with a note saying that
> it may work, but users would need to check with their device
> manufacturer.
>
I have a Sandisk micro SDHC 4GB card in mine & it works flawlessly. The only
problem you may get is that old card readers will not read SDHC cards, but
you get a Sandisk MicroMate adapter with the card, so it is not a problem.
HTH.