Well, we're getting to the point of diminishing returns. Who is going to be buying these?
It's like with HDDs, very few consumers are buying these 20 TB HDDs. Unlike HDDs, MicroSD is largely a consumer product.
It's like with HDDs, very few consumers are buying these 20 TB HDDs. Unlike HDDs, MicroSD is largely a consumer product.
I have an SD card for the online-only titles, but it's pretty small IIRC.
But yeah, this still seems like a major use case for larger MicroSD cards.
Using 1TB as my backup size I keep my active development projects to a size limit of 1TB. That’s fine for code, it can fit all type typescript I want. I’ve began branching out into asset heavy projects, such as video editing and game development, and that 1TB limit is feeling more and more constraining. Now every quarter or so I “archive” projects out of my documents folder, which is a lengthier backup process.
I know there are cloud based backup solutions, but I find this way to be cheaper and having a physical copy to hold gives me a feeling of security.
4K60p video takes up a lot of space..
When I was looking at the Galaxy S23, they also had their Midrange model, and that had an SD card slot. But it wasn't the hot new flagship phone.