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will the same expansion card that's in my camera work in my palm. Or are they difference?

I know I brought the card with my camera at wal-mart. Just want to know if I can buy another card at Wal-Mart for my new palm?

So for every Palm that take SD cards, they take the normal SD cards type.

You didn't say which Palm you have, so this would be your safest choice.

For the TX, you should be able to put in HD-SD cards, but many cards aren't as compatible as they should be. I know that a software to help the Palms deal with 4Gb (and up) HD-SD cards is available for 20$ (if I remember properly).

BUT: your camera might have the same issues.

You have to make sure that the camera does take HD-SD cards.

The best choice at this point, is to just get standard 2Gb cards, and you'll be sure tha you won't have problems.

2Gb is a LOT of images (for camera), and a lot of video and audio (for the Palm).

And the fact is, 2Gb SD cards are very cheap, so you could buy a bunch of them and just swap them when needed.

My personal favourite SD cards, are the 2Gb SD PLUS from Sandisk.

Why? because they fold up and "transform" into a standard USB jump drive, which makes it into a very fast card to transfer stuff, AND if you don't have a card reader... you don't need one.

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