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XDA Exec takes a MMC, right?

  • 26-07-2006 6:23pm
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    An XDA Exec will take a MMC card, right? I'm looking around the web and one place says SD, one says MMC and the other says mini-SD.

    I'm fairly sure it's SD or MMC, but sorta confused now with all the conflicting advice?


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  • #2
    flywheel
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    the XDA Exec has an SDIO slot, so supports MMC, SD and SDIO cards with relevant drivers

    there is a device know as the XDA Atom Exec in other territories that has a miniSD slot


  • #3
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    Great... my 1GB MMC will be usable then :)


  • #4
    flywheel
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,027 ✭✭✭flywheel


    well hopefully - suggest you test it in one first if it's a deal breaker - flash card 'standards' needs card, device and platform manufacturers to have everything sorted right and interoperability can be a tight-rope walk at the best of times in this industry...


  • #5
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    Far from a dealbreaker... but would be nice if it saved me buying one!

    Just found out I've got a mini-SD + adapter here too from an old phone, that might work out too :)


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