Differences between the MMC memory cards

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> I have a new 6230i which I am very pleased with. I am wondering to buy a
> larger memory card to use it as a MP3-player. When I search for prices I
> discovered that there seems to exist several different types of MMC cards:
> MMC, RS_MMC, MMC mobile and MMC dual voltage.
>
> I have found that RS-MMC are 1/2 sized MMC cards, but I don't know the
> differences between the rest.
> - Could anyone give a short owerview of the different types?
> - Are there any advantages/disadvantages of the types?
> - Could I use any of the types in my phone (perhapes exept the RS-MMC)?
>
>
> Thanks
> Boerge
>
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Boerge,

I'm pretty sure for your phone all of the above cards will work correctly.
That said, I'm going to go for a 1Gb RS DV MMC as it'll fit almost all
phones and cameras and is somewhat future proof.

Hope this helps.

--
Smiles,


Easy
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Isn't the 6230i limited to 512MB.

The RS-MMC will fit in the 6230i with it's adapter...



"Easy" <easy@theobvioussinstripe.co.uk> wrote in message
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>
>
>> I have a new 6230i which I am very pleased with. I am wondering to buy a
>> larger memory card to use it as a MP3-player. When I search for prices I
>> discovered that there seems to exist several different types of MMC
>> cards:
>> MMC, RS_MMC, MMC mobile and MMC dual voltage.
>>
>> I have found that RS-MMC are 1/2 sized MMC cards, but I don't know the
>> differences between the rest.
>> - Could anyone give a short owerview of the different types?
>> - Are there any advantages/disadvantages of the types?
>> - Could I use any of the types in my phone (perhapes exept the RS-MMC)?
>>
>>
>> Thanks
>> Boerge
>>
>> --
>> Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/
>
>
> Boerge,
>
> I'm pretty sure for your phone all of the above cards will work correctly.
> That said, I'm going to go for a 1Gb RS DV MMC as it'll fit almost all
> phones and cameras and is somewhat future proof.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> --
> Smiles,
>
>
> Easy
> - - -
>
>

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According to www.mobymemory.com 6230i works fine even with 2GB!

From what I have found it seems like MMC mobile and MMC Dual voltage is
actually the same type. Dual voltage is actually a property of the MMC
mobile. I assume it has to do with power consumption.
Does anyone know to how much this actually influence on the time I can use
the phone before re-charging? As the price difference is rather large, it
should have a significant effect, or...


On Wed, 03 Aug 2005 23:11:21 +0200, Me <Me@Home.co.uk> wrote:

> Isn't the 6230i limited to 512MB.
>
> The RS-MMC will fit in the 6230i with it's adapter...
>
>
>
> "Easy" <easy@theobvioussinstripe.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:ZiRHe.2580$0g7.2180@newsfe6-gui.ntli.net...
>>
>>
>>> I have a new 6230i which I am very pleased with. I am wondering to buy
>>> a
>>> larger memory card to use it as a MP3-player. When I search for prices
>>> I
>>> discovered that there seems to exist several different types of MMC
>>> cards:
>>> MMC, RS_MMC, MMC mobile and MMC dual voltage.
>>>
>>> I have found that RS-MMC are 1/2 sized MMC cards, but I don't know the
>>> differences between the rest.
>>> - Could anyone give a short owerview of the different types?
>>> - Are there any advantages/disadvantages of the types?
>>> - Could I use any of the types in my phone (perhapes exept the RS-MMC)?
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Boerge
>>>
>>> --
>>> Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/
>>
>>
>> Boerge,
>>
>> I'm pretty sure for your phone all of the above cards will work
>> correctly.
>> That said, I'm going to go for a 1Gb RS DV MMC as it'll fit almost all
>> phones and cameras and is somewhat future proof.
>>
>> Hope this helps.
>>
>> --
>> Smiles,
>>
>>
>> Easy
>> - - -
>>
>>
>
>



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