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	What is the difference between SD Card and MMC?

	Will my device work with a 4GB SD Card?

	What is the difference between SDHC and SD Cards?

	I need to reformat my card, which method should i use?

	I have been using a Card for some time and have noticed that I can no longer save the same number of images to the card?

	I have saved pictures back to the card. Why can't I see them in the camera?

	How many pictures can I store on my flash card?

	If flash cards are reusable, why would I ever need more than one card?

	How can I transfer the data from Memory Card to a computer?

	Why do Digital Memory Cards sometimes become “unreadable” or “unwritable”?

	How can I recover pictures form a card that has become unreadable?

	Why does my 64MB card only read as 61Mb in my computer?

	I have moved images from my card into my ''trash can'' on my Mac, however, the card is still showing as full?

	What is a pixel?

	What is compression?

	My device does not recognise my Integral memory card. What is wrong?

	What are the differences between FAT16 and FAT32 File System?

What is the difference between SD Card and MMC?

For the answer click here

Will my device work with a 4GB SD Card?

Only if the device is SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) compatible.

To help the consumer, many manufactures will print the new SDHC logo (as seen below) on the device, for example on the side of a camera casing or its retail packaging.

Devices produced before Summer 2007 may not be compatible, please check your device manual before you purchase a 4GB memory card.

What is the difference between SDHC and SD Cards?

Please click on this link to read the answer

I need to reformat my card, which method should i use?

If you have a Digital camera it is better to format your card in the camera. If you are using the card in a device other than a camera, we recommend the formatting of the card using a card reader, as described below.

If you are using the card in two different devices with different formatting (e.g. a Digital Camera and a MP3 player) we would advise you to use two separate cards.

If formatting in the reader (WARNING: FORMATTING CAN & WILL DELETE ALL DATA) w