BernieSC
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That all CF and SM cards start out the same. They electronically apply the memory so when you buy a 64mb or a 250mb card they basically are all the same so you are just paying for a number.
BernieSC said:That all CF and SM cards start out the same. They electronically apply the memory so when you buy a 64mb or a 250mb card they basically are all the same so you are just paying for a number.
BernieSC said:What I am saying is that there is no more cost to the manufacter to make a 64mb card or a 540mb card. Its all done when they format the card.
apples and oranges....Makes complete sense to me. It's just like over-clocking your CPU.
My thoughts exactly.i'm not inclined to immediately believe this... would like to see your sources, BernieSC
otherwise, hackers could make a good dime by reformatting a 64mb card to be much larger and selling it at slightly more than the price of a 64mb card...
StvShoop said:otherwise, hackers could make a good dime by reformatting a 64mb card to be much larger and selling it at slightly more than the price of a 64mb card...
A DVD has several more layers to write data to. Even though they are physically the same size they are quite different. Engineers have successfuly created a CD that can hold over a terrabyte of data.BernieSC said:If you look at a CDR and a DVD they are the same size basically have the same coating but one can hold 650 megs and the other can hold 1-4 gigs.