Does SD card size determine how much memory is available for data when booting from Android OS or is the Nook built-in memory still available?
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If you are using a microSD card that has more memory left on it than what is needed for the change to Android for Nook, you'll have much more memory available. The initial RAM in the Nook is still available, 16 or 32gb. And you can transfer what's on that AFN microSD card to a larger one, up to 32GB. I know it says to put the AFN stuff on at least an 8gb microSD card, and about 3gb will be available of a card that size to use. So if you go larger, you'll have a LOT more room. Good luck.
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You will have to know the Sd card size limit for your own devise. My tablet only allowed up to a 32GB memory card, so that's the most memory I could have. You can probably look it up online
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You don't NEED a micro SD card, but if you have one, you could root the nook and use it to browse the web, play simple games, read your email, etc.
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The max capacity it supports is 4GB microSDHC. Format it as FAT32 filesystem if it didn't come that way.
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The ISOstick has no native storage capacity; all storage comes from a microSD card (not included). It will take microSDXC cards, which currently top out at 64GB.
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I'm using a regular sized SD card in mine. I believe it's a 2GB but capacity size shouldn't matter. Hope this helps
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The 32 gig memory is on the tablet, about 28 available after android . There is also a SD slot on the tablet (I use 64 gig) and another on the keyboard.If the tablet ever updates to KitKat the SD slots may not be as useful as they are now
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Total internal memory is 8 GB, of which 5 GB are available to the user. You can also add a micro-SD card for up to 64 GB of additional memory space.
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This Tablet has the option of a micro sd or usb memory stick. 32gb is the max for the micro sd slot. You can view your doc's from there. No need to put them on the tablet and this version has 8gb onboard memory but you could transfer it to the onboard memory from there if you want.
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I have been using 4GB USB and no issues so far. Have not tried Micro SD yet.
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I'm showing total internal memory is 2. 67 go, but not all is for apps. However, I haven't run out, yet, and I have a lot of apps, although I move what I can to the SD card.
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I believe that either card will be compatible with your notebook. In addition,the Android card will retain its own storage capabilities and will not affect the internal nook storage. good luck on either choice of the 16 gigabyte or 8 gigabyte Android chip that you purchase.
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Yes, the nook that I bought for my son is an 8gb nook hd 7". The first time he stuck it in he thought it was a little bit too small but it wasn't-it fit snugly. I think the stuff just needs to be broken in like a new shoe.
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Check that you have an SD card as well as the built-in memory? I believe it can take up to a 32GB card.
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Found a thread on forums.xda-developer.com that mentions only 5GB of the internal 8GB Sandisk memory is accessible to user. Just blows my mind that 3GB (38%) of internal memory is for system use... and most functions are still a bit sluggish.
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SDHC CARD (at least that's what is written on the little thing) Hope that helps. I don't think the amount of storage makes any difference.
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You can use up to a 32 gb micro sd card. Now that I've had it for as long as I have, I can't really recommend it like I did when I first got it. The onboard storage of 2 gb is far too small for me, honestly. After installing only a handful of apps, I can't download very much from the Internet. Most apps won't store on the sd card and I can't download to the sd card, so I am not very happy with my tablet.