32GB seems to be the highest at the moment. SanDisk are creating a 128GB version for 2011.
I would purchase two 2 GB cards. That way you can take a lot of pictures, but you aren't putting all your eggs in one basket. Cards do fail. 4 GB cards are nice, but some older card readers will not recognize them. You should be able to get around 400 image files on a 2 GB card at highest resolution and fine setting.
a psp can hold 64gb card or 34 gb card
Approximately 600 images. I have a CANON 450D, my 2gb card holds about 330 images, and my 8gb card holds about 1600 images... so i can estimate that the 4gb card will hold about 600 images.
The highest amount of gigabytes that a flash drive that is on the market has (when this question was answered) is 128GB.
Software is the limitation. You could try an 8 GB SD high speed card and see if it is recognized. Frankly, we would recommend two 4 GB cards instead of one 8 GB anyway. Memory cards do fail, and with up to 400 images at highest quality on a 4 GB card, it's nice to have a spare in case there's a problem. That way you can keep shooting and worry about salvaging the images off the "bad" card later.
No, it's the fourth highest. The highest is Scafell Pike, which is the highest mountain in England.
It would seem that this camera is not compatible with the high-capacity SD cards, such as SDHC or SDXC, and since the highest capacity of data on a standard SD card is 2 GB, then that would be the limit.
The Sandisk memory card is a microSD card often used in cameras and phones to store data. It is currently offered in 64 GB, 32 GB, 16 GB, and 8 GB options.
gigabytes (gig) is the memory on the camera or on a memory card. Some times you can increase the memory by getting a memory card, but , make sure the card is the correct size.
I believe a 16 gigabyte memory card is the highest memory limit. Though, I believe your PSP needs to have a somewhat recent update in order to use these bigger sized memory cards.
The highest mountain in Great Britain is Ben Nevis which is 1343 metres high.