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Old 21st Nov 2008, 05:14
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Now I have a Fujifilm xD picture card and I want to upgrade to a higher memory. Would I have to get another Fujifilm card or can I get a different brand?

Also it says M512mb on my card. What is the difference btwn M and M+.

I know nothing about memory cards. Heh.

What are good brands?

Thanks for any help! =)
It's a Fujifilm F10
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Old 21st Nov 2008, 05:19
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Any brand should be fine, so long as it is the right type.

eg; SD, micro SD etc.
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Old 21st Nov 2008, 07:22
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Yea, any brand will work just the same as any other (with some deviances of performance) Take a look here for some cards that should work.

M and M+ are different models of the card (take a look here) You need to make sure that your camera is compatible with the different types, as older cameras won't support the newer card types, If you want, you could tell us the model of your camera, then we can have a look for you to see what's compatible.
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