Posted by greenbeanman in Kansas on January 01, 2011 at 11:15:07 from (99.117.183.193):
In Reply to: Re: Nope posted by jdemaris on January 01, 2011 at 06:43:38:
I'm not sure that it matters much but there are different speed classes of the cards too. If I understand correctly the speed is about data transfer rate.
From Wikipedia: These are the ratings of some currently available cards:
* Class 0 cards do not specify performance, which includes all legacy cards prior to class specifications. * Class 2, 2 MB/s, slowest for SDHC cards. * Class 4, 4 MB/s. * Class 6, 6 MB/s. * Class 10, 10 MB/s.
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