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[GreatEvan007]

Just wondering.. And how much storage space does it have?

[The_Albraskan]

That is a very good question. I wouldn't know since I haven't seen anything about it's memory, other than you get a 2GB SD card.

[sçy1192]

I really hope they stopped using "blocks" for storage space. Nothing beats the 'ole MB. Well maybe MiB.

[Tesseract]

Yeah I hate the block system too. Why do they use that anyway?

[sçy1192]

ASUNDΞR, on Mar 5 2011, 01:08 AM, said:

Yeah I hate the block system too. Why do they use that anyway?

probably to make the 512KB Gamecube memory card and 512MB Wii system storage look larger than it is

[Jake Bohm]

It has 1.5 GB of mem from what I found on Wikipedia, although since it's Wikipedia I'm not sure whether or not to trust it. But at 1.5 GB that translates into about 6000 blocks, it'll be a little bit less then that. I just hope that it does have 1.5 GB of mem.

For every 3.9 MB you get one block.

Edited by Mrleelongi, Mar 5 2011, 03:57 AM

[avalonknight]

Mrleelongi, on Mar 5 2011, 03:55 AM, said:

It has 1.5 GB of mem from what I found on Wikipedia, although since it's Wikipedia I'm not sure whether or not to trust it. But at 1.5 GB that translates into about 6000 blocks, it'll be a little bit less then that. I just hope that it does have 1.5 GB of mem.

For every 3.9 MB you get one block.

That would sound about right, since formatting a media will leave you with less memory due to some technical details I don't wanna get into. Although I think taking away about 25% of I assume is a 2GB card is killer. (Sure, a formatted 2MB floppy disk is left with 1.44MB of space, but those are the old days.)

[Future Quote]

As much as you want, considering the SD card slot.

If you mean built in memory, it comes with a 2 gig SD card. I'm not sure about built in memory, though.

[Extraz]

the SD slot is SDHC so anywhere from the lowest supported card to 32GB