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3.12 - Why is Sony selling memory cards with only three blocks? |
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3.12 - Why is Sony selling memory cards with only three blocks? |
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This article is from the Sony video game controllers FAQ, by Lord Xarph and his Flying Circus xarph@blueneptune.com with numerous contributions by others.
They aren't. The back of the Sony memory card package is a prime
example of the marketing department screwing up (don't they
always?). It has an example memory card logo that says "3", as a
sample of what to look for on the back of game boxes. ALL Sony and
Sony-licensed cards hold 15 blocks - no if, ands, or buts.
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