Memory Cards

its on the side

memory stick

If you want to save games

1m means one megabyte, which is 1,024 kilobytes.

1k means one kilobyte, which is 1,024 bytes.

The latter is much smaller, and practically useless for storing many forms of digital data on average for users.

if it is an SD card, sometimes it needs to be gently pushed in a little bit then it will pop back out on its own.

There are many purposes of a CF memory card. CF memory cards can be used for mass storage purposes. They are also used for camcorders and high definition cameras.

If you mean to increase the internal memory - MOST laptops have a 'hatch' on the underside - secured by a small screw.

Memory cards are flash storage, where data is stored in discrete transistor cells that can normally be erased or changed several thousand times.

You can import the picture into your computer, put it in powerpoint, and add effects to it

Intel® DVMT 2.0 Graphics MemoryFootprint The driver determines the amount of pre-allocated memory needed and will make additional nonlocalvideo memory requests to achieve the total amount needed for the display and application graphics memory operational footprint. Factors in Footprint Variance The 865G chipset UMA memory footprint varies, and is determined using several factors. The key factors are system resources and system activity. Unlike the Intel® 81x chipset family, the 865G chipset memory footprint is not static. Memory footprint will vary in size as system requirements and demands vary. For example, when running a DVD in a window on the desktop, memory is needed for the DVD and the background desktop. However, when running a DVD full screen, the desktop frame buffer may be discarded or paged back to disk. This is the most efficient use of memory. DVD playback is just one of many activities that could effect memory allocation. The following section will describe some of the factors that aid in the request for page locked memory. Note: The operating system does not always grant the graphics driver's memory request. Base Allocations Part of the graphics memory allocation is dependent upon system activity. These are base allocations that the driver requests at the time it loads. For the 865G chipset, the driver allocates 204 KB for the command ring buffer and cursor/context buffer memory on all operating systems. Once loaded, the operating system and graphics driver allocates the buffers that the driver needs for performing graphics operations. The total graphics footprint allocates memory for commands, the frame buffer (resolution), the Z-buffer, GDI data, and off-screen memory. Maximum Allocations When graphics memory is being allocated from system memory, the total DVMT graphics footprint in system memory is capped to an upper-limit, ensuring the best usability and performance of the operating system, applications and graphics. The 865G chipset platform supports a minimum of 128 MB of system memory. For systems with 128 MB of system memory, the 865G chipset graphics driver will limit the graphics memory footprint to 32 MB. For systems with greater than or equal to 192 MB of system memory, the 865G chipset graphics driver will limit the graphics memory footprint to 64 MB. For PC14.X display drivers only, the 865G chipset graphics driver shall limit the graphics memory footprint to 96 MB.

1. Insert the Micro SD card into your card reader on your computer. Right-click your Start button and then click Explore. Find the Micro SD card, it will be listed as a removable disk.

2. Click on the Micro SD card and files appear on the right. Locate the file MMCSTORE and then choose Copy.

3. Click directly on your desktop, then click Paste. This will move the MMCSTORE file on the desktop, so you have edit access.

4. Right-Click on the MMCSTORE then click Open With. Open the file with Notepad.

5. Read the text for the password. It will be in plain text.

6. Remove the SD card from the computer and insert it into the device, which it used as a warehouse. Turn on the camera. When he asks for a password, enter it.

The GXT flash drives have a little switch on the opposite end of the USB. You just have to move the switch to the left.

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no.

Apparently most formatting apps (including Windows) dont format SD cards correctly.

I found some software on Panasonic's site that does, this actually restored a few of my "shrinking" cards to the proper size.

Format mechanism is differ from File System to File system of Operating System.

For example using FAT16/FAT32/NTFS file system in Win-XP or higher, occupies more space for 'System use' functionalities.

In the case of ExFAT(a.k.a. FAT64) file system, it will use less space for 'System use'.

For best result to SD/MMC/SDHC cards, please use Panasonic "SD Memory Card Formatting Software Ver.2.0" which am currently using.

Pictures on an SD card are not regarded as belonging to the computers file system (because the card with them on can be removed) and to store them in the trash can, they would have to be copied from the card onto an internal disk during the process of deletion.

Deletion does not usually move a file, it just changes the file header and move a reference to it to the trash can. When you restore a file you just change the header back. Obviously this would not work if you tried to restore a file on a SD card once the card is removed. Therefore the "trash can" system would/does not work for removable storage.

Yes, dedicated memory is always better then shared (or integrated) edit answer after editing the question: but what is the shared memory option is much bigger than the dedicated option? (See edited question)

USB

yes, it comes with a 16gb memory card.

You will need an SDHD card reader to transfer pictures from an SDHD memory card to a laptop.

Yes, the compact flash memory cards provide a write protect switch.

right click, and go to properties, there should be a space there for you to change the name.

No one card is the best for use for your device. Part of it depends on what size sotrage your phone can handle. However, What you should look for when you buy a microSD card would be reliability (does it have a warranty?), cost, and transfer speed. The higher the transfer speed, the better...but as speed goes up, so does price, so keep that in mind.

yes we can

It has 4GB but 200MB are taken up by software already on the device.