512GB / 1TB microsd cards?

SuperGreenHorn

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Have anyone seen them sold locally here? Any idea whats the price and who is selling them?
 

watzup_ken

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Have anyone seen them sold locally here? Any idea whats the price and who is selling them?

In the retail market, I think the max I've seen is only 256GB. 512 may still take some time before it becomes common. On a side note, I don't recommend spending a lot on SD cards since they don't last as long as proper SSDs do. It is best to purchase the current average storage size, i.e. 128GB, to avoid paying a premium.
 

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Have anyone seen them sold locally here? Any idea whats the price and who is selling them?

They don't exist yet. Highest capacity is currently 256GB.

Samsung and SanDisk are the market and technology leaders; can check their product offerings to know what is currently leading edge.
 

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Still wondering why I need such a big storage for mircosd? 100+GB already more than enough to store enough photos and music.
 

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Still wondering why I need such a big storage for mircosd? 100+GB already more than enough to store enough photos and music.

I guess for the likes of Nintendo Switch, a high capacity SD card will be something good to have considering some games requires quite a lot of space and will also take a long time to download.
 

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I wonder how much time is required to write 700gb data onto a 1tb micro sd card. :s22:
 

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a better device would be usb 3 dual thumbdrive if your device supports otg. can copy about 40MB/s
 
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