Thanks! op - I like the interface of the R4 but the TTDS holds a larger microSD - think that the R4 will hold a 2gb while the TTDS holds 8gb (I think) that means you can load up a few movies to keep the little ones busy; I even load up audiobooks, music & pictures for them.

for people wondering how to set it up; youtube has a kid thtdid a very nice job... last christmas I was busy trying to figure it all out as I am older than 15 I needed the vid.

Louse76 said:can this use micro sdhc cards?

Yes. I have 4GB micro sdhc cards in mine.

Chauzer said:how come these are so cheap compared to the m3, R4, and the original G6-Lite? I got the g6 lite w/ 512 mb about a year and a half ago for like $60 i think. have these things gotten that much cheaper already?

Why? Because it's the ultimate case of irony. A smart hacker figures out a way to beat the game companies and makes a really cool device, spending lots of time and money to do so. Then, someone else comes along and copies it for free.

drodge said:Chauzer said:how come these are so cheap compared to the m3, R4, and the original G6-Lite? I got the g6 lite w/ 512 mb about a year and a half ago for like $60 i think. have these things gotten that much cheaper already?

Why? Because it's the ultimate case of irony. A smart hacker figures out a way to beat the game companies and makes a really cool device, spending lots of time and money to do so. Then, someone else comes along and copies it for free.

How can I infini-green that post!

The only one's I've tried so far are the AK2 (AceKard 2) and this here TopToy. The AK2 did movies and music, and this one may, too, but I only tried those on the AK2 so far. My DSTT does great with a 4GB MicroSDHC and it's supposed to hold up to 8GB, which would be uber data.

If the others go on sale as cheap I'll try them, but my needs are quite simple so I see no need to pay more than $6-12 for such an item (excluding SD card cost).

grune said:Will this 8gb from Fry's work?
Link
18.99 with free shipping

Yep, should work fine.

In for 1. Hopefully I can figure out the techie stuff. Thanks OP.

CuriousG said:SiliconJon said:
I believe I remember seeing something about the DSTT being able to handle up to 4GB uSDHC. I currently use AceKard 2 (which is opensource), and development for it moves along pretty well. It is one of the few cards right now that works with Star Wars: Clone Wars. You pay a little more for it (about $5 more) but the extra capacity, and to me, better compatibility makes it worth it.


From the mfg. page....here...

100% SDHC TF and standard TF compatibility up to
4TB(4096GB) flash memory card.

Looks like 4 Terabyte limit (theoretical of course! )

sanrou said:Bought one and thanks OP! Do I need a TF card for this to work? and what is a TF card anyway?
I already have some microSD cards, just not sure if that's enough since the DX site keeps mentioning TF card and I have no idea about that

Transflash sort of equal MicroSD.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MicroSD

Not bad.Thank you

The R4-III is compatible with the SDHC. People have reported success with the 4GB and 8GB.