does any of hp or compact photo printer use large memory cards 4,8,or 16GB??
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I would think you could put any size memory card or Sony "stick" in the appropriate slot and print your photos from them. The 646 does not require a memory card to operate, it "reads" from the card you have inserted. It does have some internal memory as you can save photos in the printer. Also you can print photos from your telephone by selecting "Blue Tooth" mode. I just discovered a problem, Staples no longer stocks the 110 ink that it uses, however you can order it at Staples and have it delivered. The 646 does not have a internal battery, which older models such as the 475 do, but I like the printer and hope I can continue to find the 110 ink that it uses.
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This question refers to the difference between SD cards vs. SDHC cards. SDHC is 4GB-32GB, SDXC is 64GB+. To answer your question the A646 does support SD (under 2GB) and SDHC cards (4GB-32GB): http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01846782.pdf
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I would think you could put any size memory card or Sony "stick" in the appropriate slot and print your photos from them. The 646 does not require a memory card to operate, it "reads" from the card you have inserted. It does have some internal memory as you can save photos in the printer. Also you can print photos from your telephone by selecting "Blue Tooth" mode. I just discovered a problem, Staples no longer stocks the 110 ink that it uses, however you can order it at Staples and have it delivered. The 646 does not have a internal battery, which older models such as the 475 do, but I like the printer and hope I can continue to find the 110 ink that it uses. I would think you could put any size memory card or Sony "stick" in the appropriate slot and print your photos from them. The 646 does not require a memory card to operate, it "reads" from the card you have inserted. It does have some internal memory as you can save photos in the printer. Also you can print photos from your telephone by selecting "Blue Tooth" mode. I just discovered a problem, Staples no longer stocks the 110 ink that it uses, however you can order it at Staples and have it delivered. The 646 does not have a internal battery, which older models... » Read More I would think you could put any size memory card or Sony "stick" in the appropriate slot and print your photos from them. The 646 does not require a memory card to operate, it "reads" from the card you have inserted. It does have some internal memory as you can save photos in the printer. Also you can print photos from your telephone by selecting "Blue Tooth" mode. I just discovered a problem, Staples no longer stocks the 110 ink that it uses, however you can order it at Staples and have it delivered. The 646 does not have a internal battery, which older models such as the 475 do, but I like the printer and hope I can continue to find the 110 ink that it uses. « Show Less
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yes,dear friend.but we usually use the 16GB memory card.thank youhave a nice day!
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Well anything over a certain amount, usually 4GB is considered SDHC and may not work with it. Since there are no replies I figured I'd post this tidbit.
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That I don't know, but I will tell you this, I'm not especially happy with this printer, it's a perfect example of the cheap comes out expensive, I was really trying to stay with something the size of what I had, not realizing this was not as compatible as the one I lost, if given the chance again I'd have done a bit more research, they are misleading in what they tell you about this printer and I can't really recommend it, I'll stay with it while it lasts, but I've already had paper jams and have trouble using my photo paper when I make personalized cards, so keep that in mind too! And I've only had this for a few months!!!!! Good Luck, it also doesn't work with HP Solutions and it did not tell me this when I bought it and that is what led to some other problems I had. Lisa
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I had the same question at the same time! Just found the answer here: http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid=145&modelid=18183#SupportDetailAct and search for "largest" - it is the first answer in the list that comes up. For SDHC, it says: Secure Digital High Capacity currently supports capacities up to 32 GB.
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I've heard that 64 GB cards work, but you have to be sure to format them to FAT32.
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this info means nothing regarding memory modules.It's a good question for HP though.
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Yes but I would not advise getting this printer. I was disappointed with this printer. I got it thinking it would be a good quality printer because it was a Kodak. I had to return 3 printers before I got one that worked and then I was not satisfied with the quality of photo prints. I would stick with HP.
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I have a 4gb sandisk in mine, it will slow down access times of pics and songs but thats to be expected. I have never seen an 8gb card.
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I use a 16 GB SDHC card and it has worked perfectly. I cannot say enough good things about this camera, very happy with it!
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i am contemplating the purchase of hpj3680. can you print photos from a camera or memory card??
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the Canon Pixma iP3600 doesn't have a memory card slot, it does have a USB port and wireless printing capability. The latter means you can add the inkjet printer to your home or office wireless network and send print jobs from any computer on the network. With the included proprietary PictBridge software, the printer also provides the added flexibility of printing images directly from any PictBridge-compatible digital camera using the USB port. i am not sure how the wireless works, you need to check the specs or contact canon
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I have a Canon 20D and just found out that my camera only can use 8GB, I wish that I knew this before buying this card!
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I had the same question at the same time! Just found the answer here: http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid;=145&mode;lid=18183#SupportDetailAct and search for "largest" - it is the first answer in the list that comes up. For SDHC, it says: Secure Digital High Capacity currently supports capacities up to 32 GB.
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SDHC works like a champ, I believe it can handle up to a 16Gb card...Fred Dagg seems to have provided the thorough answer below.
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I am afraid that you camera only support cards up to 1 GB follow this link http://resources.kodak.com/support/shtml/en/manuals/urg00512/urg00512c7s2.shtml
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Yes.http://store.hp.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/SearchFinderView?pageSize=10&Printer;Search=true&inkTonerCategoryId;=88341&sear;chterm=c5550&pageView;=list&printerName;=true&SkuId;=384779&beginIndex;=0&langId;=-1&pr;oductName=HP+Photosmart+C5550+All-in-One+Printer&storeId;=10151&Supplies;=true