WakeOfAshesPosts: 21,665destroyer of motherfuckers
Ill admit it's a little dated, but it worked fine for what I was using it for, and I had no reason to go and replace something that is working. Well actually scratch that, I did actually for my birthday last march get a low profile thumb drive that is 64 GB and USB3.... Just been too lazy to start using it.
I didnt lose a flash drive or a USB drive though I lost a Sony Memory Stick as pictured here
We call those SD cards now. I use em too
This is actually an SD card
Notice on the graphic that it says "SD HC"? an SD card is a competing technology where SD stands for Secure Digital.
Technically SD card also isnt a Memory Stick, although it is a more similar technology. Memory Stick is also is not compatible with SD. Memory Stick was a propitiatory format created by Sony.
Let me give you guys an analogy here. It's like if I had a HD-DVD for my Xbox360, and then I said "Sucks... I just broke my favorite HD-DVD movie!" And then Rex pipes up and says "Uhhh... actually wake - It's just called a DVD". and I respond with "No rex, it's called a HD-DVD. It's High definition movies" and then MC pipes up "Well I just always called those Blu-Ray" and then I respond "Yes... It's closer to Blu-Ray, but still technically a different product. I can't play my HD-DVD movies in my Blu-Ray player " That's like literally the conversation we are having.
No I didn't lose my SD card... I literally lost my Sony Memory Stick as shown in the picture I posted.
and to further drive home the point from the article...
" Kingston offers universal microSD to Memory Stick Pro Duo adapters, but these are unofficial"
Or
" Many claim this development as the end of the format war between Memory Stick and SD card."
or from format war wikipedia -
Memory cards, a four-way contest: CompactFlash vs. Memory Stick vs. MultiMediaCard (MMC) / Secure Digital card (SD) vs. SmartMedia. The format war became a five-way contest with the introduction of xD-Picture Card
in the next decade, although by then SmartMedia was falling into
disuse. This ongoing contest is complicated by the existence of multiple
variants of the various formats. Some of these, such as miniSD / microSD,
are compatible with their parent formats, while current generations of
Memory Sticks break compatibility with the original format. After SD was
introduced in 1999, it eventually won the war in the early 2000s decade
when companies that had exclusively supported other formats in the
past, such as Fujifilm, Olympus and Sony, began to use SD card in their products.
Its literally an alternative to SD storage created by sony so they could have their own memory to sell with their own products. The only difference is their shape.
Its literally an alternative to SD storage created by sony so they could have their own memory to sell with their own products. The only difference is their shape.
Kill yourself
I'm not debating that it isnt very similar to other products. It is, and it was stupid that Sony tried to win a format war with it instead of just embracing SD. Hell I would be much happier if my Sony PSP took SD cards instead of Memory Stick.
Regardless... I didn't lose an SD card. Nor did I lose a Compact Flash Card. Also didn't lose a USB thumb Drive. I literally lost a Memory Stick which is why I said it grinds my gears that I lost it. Thats all. You are the one who wanted to try and tell me I lost something different.
While they are pretty much the same i know the difference. I also knew that if it was disputed wake would pull the first pages he found on google and follow them up with a nice paragraph.
WakeOfAshesPosts: 21,665destroyer of motherfuckers
Hate to mention it, but it was actually a Lexar... Here is the exact model and size I had before I lost it. The image I posted before I just searched for Memory Stick because I didn't think you cared about the manufacturer of the product. I know... Seems weird that Lexar would make Sony's format device, However if Sony had won that format war then all memory card manufacturers would be making them. Had I said Sony Memory Stick, that also wouldnt have been accurate
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Notice on the graphic that it says "SD HC"? an SD card is a competing technology where SD stands for Secure Digital.
Technically SD card also isnt a Memory Stick, although it is a more similar technology. Memory Stick is also is not compatible with SD. Memory Stick was a propitiatory format created by Sony.
Let me give you guys an analogy here. It's like if I had a HD-DVD for my Xbox360, and then I said "Sucks... I just broke my favorite HD-DVD movie!" And then Rex pipes up and says "Uhhh... actually wake - It's just called a DVD". and I respond with "No rex, it's called a HD-DVD. It's High definition movies" and then MC pipes up "Well I just always called those Blu-Ray" and then I respond "Yes... It's closer to Blu-Ray, but still technically a different product. I can't play my HD-DVD movies in my Blu-Ray player
No I didn't lose my SD card... I literally lost my Sony Memory Stick as shown in the picture I posted.
stfu
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_Stick
and to further drive home the point from the article...
" Kingston offers universal microSD to Memory Stick Pro Duo adapters, but these are unofficial"
Or
" Many claim this development as the end of the format war between Memory Stick and SD card."
or from format war wikipedia -
Would you also be calling that an SD card? Or is that a USB thumb drive? What exactly should I call this CompactFlash card?
Kill yourself
Regardless... I didn't lose an SD card. Nor did I lose a Compact Flash Card. Also didn't lose a USB thumb Drive. I literally lost a Memory Stick which is why I said it grinds my gears that I lost it. Thats all. You are the one who wanted to try and tell me I lost something different.
Being old as fuck saying memory stick makes it sound like you are just using a general term.
Sorry you buy shit electronics doe
While they are pretty much the same i know the difference. I also knew that if it was disputed wake would pull the first pages he found on google and follow them up with a nice paragraph.
I know... Seems weird that Lexar would make Sony's format device, However if Sony had won that format war then all memory card manufacturers would be making them. Had I said Sony Memory Stick, that also wouldnt have been accurate