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Nokia N95 supports 4GB SDHC microSD cards!

June 16, 2007 by Will Park - 27 Comments

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AllAboutSymbian is reporting that the new 4GB SDHC microSD cards that are just hitting the market are compatible with the Nokia N95, as well as the Nokia E90 Communicator. They only go as far as confirming that the 4GB SDHC microSD cards from Sandisk work with the N95, but we have no reason to believe that cards from other manufacturers wouldn’t work.

Keep in mind that Nokia doesn’t officially support these new-fangled SDHC microSD cards, but who cares? If it works, it works – right? Forget that paltry 2GB limit that current microSD cards can provide, now you can play with the big boys. So, all you lucky Nokia N95 owners – go forth and turn that multimedia computer of yours into a multimedia powerhouse!

Nokia N95 is confirmed to support the new 4gb sdhc microsd cards even though Nokia does not support it officially

Oh, and let us know if any 4GB SDHC microSD cards from manufacturers other than Sandisk work on your N95, will ya?

[Via: Darla Mack]

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