A memory card is a removable data storage medium. They are frequently used in a device to store non essential data - a PSP's internal settings and firmware are stored on chips inside the console, but any saved games, music and such will be stored on the memory card.
A 'Memory Stick' is a brand name for the memory cards used by Sony devices.
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There are no custom colored memory cards unless you are talking about the memory sticks you place into your computer. Those particular cards you can order special customized logos colors etc.
Floppy disks were often used before USB or memory cards existed. It was the main form of saving data at that time.
Yes, but they have to be Sony Memory Sticks or equivalent. SD cards do not fit in a PSP.
Memory Stick is a removable flash memory card. In other words, Memory Sticks are used as storage media for a portable device. Memory Sticks can easily be removed for access by a PC.
To play warhammer with.
Clearly its a hard drive. Other options are external solid stated drives, memory sticks, and memory cards.
No, the PSP uses 'pro duo' memory sticks, while the DS uses 'SD' memory cards. They are different shapes, and are not interchangable.
You can get GameCube Memory Cards in the following sizes, 256 MB, 128 MB, 64 MB, and 32 MB.
No, Kodak cameras take sd cards, sony cameras take proprietary memory sticks. They are not compatible.
Before computer memory chips and memory sticks were invented, floppy discs were used.
yes, most dSLR cameras use CF(compact flash) cards for memory.