Kingston's memory for N70 - question

Hi,

I'm going to extend my N70's memory up to 512MB RS-MMC-DV. Salesman in one
shop said that NOT TO BUY Kingston's chip - because it may cause N70 hangs.
He suggested rather to buy Pretec. In his opinion Kingston memory chips are
not so good. Do you know - is it true? Kinston is very popular producer of
the chip - specially RS-MMC-DV "mobile". It's competitors chips are more
expensive.

PS. Of course RD-MMC-DV compatible with N70.

Regards
Rafal

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I just installed a Kingston 1GB card in my N70 and it is fine so far. I
chose Kingston as my friend in the business assured me they are the
best to use! (and no - I did not buy from him so he had no reason to
**** me).

Regards
BBW

BigBadWolf wrote:
> I just installed a Kingston 1GB card in my N70 and it is fine so far.
> I chose Kingston as my friend in the business assured me they are the
> best to use! (and no - I did not buy from him so he had no reason to
> **** me).
>
> Regards
> BBW

How much did you pay if you dont mind me asking, seems the cheapest kingston
on ebay is around £55 brand new.

JB

On Thu, 26 Jan 2006 22:43:11 +0100, "Rafa³" <[email protected]> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I'm going to extend my N70's memory up to 512MB RS-MMC-DV. Salesman in one

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Hiya.

I've always used Kingston memory in all my computing equipment ,
camera's and mobiles. They are (to my mind) the best on the market,
followed by Sandisk.

Providing the meory card is a dual-voltage card, you should have no
problems at all.

Glenn

PS should point out that I'm an electronics engineer and in no way
connected with either company.