I feel what you're sayin', but ultimately, this thread was helpful. At least to me.Originally Posted by modcase
Right now I don't know of any double life INTERNAL battery (it was a wish), so I'll just stick to my regular battery.Originally Posted by Voltron
I've seen those fakes on ebay (something like 10 fakes for every original) so I was going to buy from a local shop (too bad It'll cost me more).
I feel what you're sayin', but ultimately, this thread was helpful. At least to me.Originally Posted by modcase
OK, I've noticed a lot of people are confused about speeds.
I found it confusing reading newegg's speeds too.
The reason why it's so damn confusing is because newegg use all the following on the same page:
MB/S, MB/sec, Mbp, Mbps, ...
MB/S or MB/sec = "MegaBytes per Second"
Mbps (and for some reason Mbp) = "MegaBits per Second"
8 Mbps = 1 MB/s
Speed is also sometime shown as say 60X, 66X, 120X, etc...
Looking at MS Speeds listed on websites, it seems that:
1X = 1.2 Mbps or 0.15 MB/s
Below are the speeds I found from websites selling MS sticks.
Some of this may be wrong but I will show it anyway.
Sony: Standard
Read&Write = 15 Mbps / 1.875 MB/s
Sony: High Speed
Read&Write = 80 Mbps / 10 MB/s
Sandisk: Standard
Read&Write = 15 Mbps / 1.875 MB/s
Sandisk: Ultra II
Read = 66X / 80 Mbps / 10 MB/s
Write = 60X / 72 Mbps / 9 MB/s
Sandisk: Extreme III
Read&Write = 120X / 144 Mbps / 18 MB/s
Interesting that Sandisk: Ultra II and Sony: High Speed say the same.![]()
It was helpful to me aswell.Originally Posted by Edshugeo
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While I'm sure a big part of the news post is because of the affiliation, "imported", when posting here, is a relative term.Originally Posted by modcase
Someone buying from Newegg for instance if they live in the UK, might cost them quite a bit more to get it.
Always best to post alternatives since the site is used by people world wide. Which also is a nice point that posters like us are given the chance to offer those alternate places of purchase. A lot of websites have no forums or comments section.
And for the record, I don't buy anything from EBay anymore. I personally can't stand the "bidding wars" that tend to happen. All to save a few bucks? I'd rather pay just a bit more an feel more assured of my purchase then diving through hoops later to work out a return. Or worse yet those stories you do hear of fake items or just plain out total BS sales where the seller disappears form the planet. Scary stuff that I'm not wasting my hard earned money on.
mog, thanks that was helpful. but is the sandisk extreame out with the 4gb?
to psp_iz_my_system:
http://sandisk.com/Products/Catalog(...Duo_Cards.aspx
thats all i found on sandisk.com....
Yeah, I found the SanDisk site a bit confusing.
I was just looking on the Lexar site to see their MS speeds and found out something useful:
So this clears up what I sugested about 1X being 1.2 Mbps (0.15 MB/s) - which is the same as 150 kilobytes per second.Originally Posted by www.lexar.com
So...
8 Mbps = 1 MB/s
1X = 1.2 Mbps = 0.15 MB/s
Also, from Lexar's own website:
Lexar: Platinum = 40X
... 40X = 48 Mbps = 6 MB/s
Lexar: Gaming = "Unrated" ...what does that mean?
The Gaming version says in it's description that it is for the PSP.
The Platinum version just says it features "Sony-Highspeed", but I would think it should still work in a PSP, but I don't know...
Hope all this helps and didn't just make things more confusing
Nope. Currently, the largest Extreme III available is 2 GB.Originally Posted by psp_iz_my_system
I plan on getting an über 4 GB version of Sandisk Extreme III MS Pro Duo as soon as it is released!
But then there is also the 8, 16 and 32 GB MS Pro Duo that Sony have previously said that they were planning to release, and be useable by the PSP.
From what I remember, the 8 GB stick should be coming within the next few months.![]()
I bet near Xmas..Originally Posted by mog
More information!
First 8GB is comming in 2006 somewhen according to MemoryStick.com...
www.memorystick.com/en/events/ces2006/exhibit.html
I can't find the site where sony mentioned about larger sizes though.
Lexar: Platinum (both Platinum I & II)
Read&Write = 40X (48 Mbps or 6 MB/s)
Lexar: Gaming
- Lexar's website says "sustained write speed of 30X or 4.5 MB per second" (= 36 Mbps)
- Many other websites advertise: "Speed Rating = 40X" (48 Mbps or 6 MB/s)
- Some other websites advertise: "Speed = 30X"
- One of the most confusing pages is on Amazon which even has a picture of the box with 40X written on it - here
I believe it's more likely to be 40X, but somehow it also has a "sustained write" speed of 30X aswell...
Sooo many websites guilty of false advertising!!! hundreds even!!![]()
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