hi lateralus,

you should find with a USB2 memory card reader, the transferring part is pretty straightforward, and a lot quicker than leaving in situ in your phone.

only hassle is flipping the back open to refit the card. but it save many minutes, and means you can transfer your files straight in Windows Explorer.

A Nokia 6230 and a big MMC is definitely a winning combo.

cheers

No Misunderstanding i'm afraid.

'Moby' or 'Mobi' can be shorthand for mobile. Big mobile users (people with high call charges per month) can get a free upgrade to the Nokia 6230 with their operator in the UK, if they renew their operator contract for another year.. normally on a tariff of about £30 or month or bit less.

The only discounts we offer are on the price of our memory card readers for those who purchase our memory cards.

cheers

Very true, MMC format has a very broad application base, with most modern cameras moving to SD slots now.

Andrew, would be great if you can post your camera model & make (in Post Header) in the [Other Devices] so that other users know which is compatible.

I just tested one of our 1Gb with a new Konica Minolta Dimage Z3, and that worked fine..giving nearly 1000 photos at high quality.

Cheers

hey

nice discussion... gud detailing and reasoning out has been done... i specially liked it acuse i own both... a 15gb ipod and a nokia 6230 and i am going to be buyin a 1gb card for my 6230 this week.. i jus wanted to confirm if it gets hung or slows cell in any way??????

you should be fine, although some 6230 owners have had issues in the past. These can be due to to an unfortunate combination of factors including:

6230 hardware (internal electrical connections like attached headset or not can make a difference)

6230 firmware (the later the better e.g. v4.44)

MP3 files being played (in terms of bit rate & encoding)

memory card - some cards do cause issues occasionally (we replace as and when this happens with any of our cards).

environmental conditions like signal strength on cell will affect (esp. on MP3 as ringtone)

If you are unlucky enough to have any skipping or phone freezing, you can almost always come to a working solution through changing these factors around (e..g flashing your firmware, or changing your MP3 bit rate or encoder, or switching to AAC (native format on 6230 music player).

But we are honest and still point out these issues, even though the vast majority of users will not suffer from them.

Cheers

I've gone for a 1GB card for my 6230 instead of an iPod. For me you can't beat the all-in-one benefit. I do see one drawback that no one has mentioned though. I take it you can use an iPod during a flight but not the 6230?

Sara.