what does class 10 mean
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"Class 2 cards are designed for a minimum sustained transfer rate of 2 megabytes per second (MB/s)1, while Class 10 cards are designed for a minimum sustained transfer rate of 10MB/s2." source google http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1996/~/difference-between-speed-class,-uhs-speed-class,-and-speed-ratings
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Not quite sure. I believe the 10n is a heavier duty machine. It does have the motors to extract water both forward and back unlike the rug doctor.
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Do not listen to Glussseppe G. about Class 10 MicroSD cards.. I am using the new SanDisk Ultra 32GB MicroSDHC Class 10/UHS-! at 80MB/s and it just works find.. Also the class 10 cards will work on any class 4 devices. You just can not use lower then 4 class cards like class 2...
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a or b really mean nothing. the higher the class 1-10 the faster the transfer rate.
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Class 6 is supposed to be more stable but my class 10 32gb Samsung card works great! Check out the "dashcamtalk" forum for more info.
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I have tried a class 10 and a class 4. The class 4 seems to work best of those two options
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Sure... But this type of SD is recommended to device that require high speed in data transfer, such as GoPro Cameras.... I don't think you'll need class 10 micro SD cards, probably you can go with cheaper ones....
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It's what I used for halogen pendents. Works great. Not sure what the class designation refers to.
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Ramon, Class 10 SD cards write faster than Class 6. With the HD setting, you are writing a lot of memory to the SD card to save a video and you should have the fastest card you can get which, in this case, is a Class 10.
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Ths is the speed class of the card. The speed class designates minimum writing performance to record video. Yes, 10 is better but it depends what you are using the card for and in what piece of equipment. I would just google class number and it will tell you the differences in the classes.
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The "Class" is the speed rating at which the card is able to be written "saved" to. The higher the number the faster the card is able to write or "save" the data. Some devices have a minimum "Class" or speed requirement or recommendation for the card so that they operate properly. Digital cameras or HD video cameras come to mind. Some digital cameras or video cameras might indicate that they need a certain minimum "class" of memory card in order to operate properly. For Example, if you are taking a lot of pictures quickly (burst mode) the camera needs a card that can write or "save" data quickly in order to keep up with the number of pictures being taken at a given time. The same is true for HD video which takes up a lot more storage space and requires faster speeds to store all that data quickly. In general, faster (higher number/class ) cards are more expensive. Hope this helps.
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The class number is the write speed. The higher the number the faster the writing speed, I think it corresponds to 4kb/sec so a 10 is 10kb/sec.
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Class 10 is a lot better if you have the means for one. My GoPro HERO 3 is worthless with out one
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the chute looks like 1 peice but the 10s looks like a more complicated chute. also check cuisinart.com
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We bought the micro sd card at Walgreen's. It gives good video pictures. Don't know what a class 10 card is......sorry.
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I think the "10" refers to the amount of nickel that is used and makes it hold it's shine longer. I like the flatware very much. My teenage daughter thinks that the spoons are too big but I have no problems with them.
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Hello Austin: Usually the capacity indicated in GB (there are almost no MB and still not go to the market to come to a TB or exceeded); "Class" instead what it does is indicate the data transfer speed in megabytes per second (MB / s), this is because the technology is so demanding, mainly photographic machines. So classes are related as follows: Class 2: 2 MB / s Class 4: 4 MB / s Class 6: 6 MB / s Class 10: 10 MB / s Hope I have clarified its meaning.