Sandisk microSDHC™ 8 GB SDSM2-8192-E11M Folheto

c.  Check SanDisk’s website for known SDHC/miniSDHC/microSDHC 

compatible host devices 
http://www.sandisk.com/sdhc 

2.  Look for SDHC/miniSDHC/microSDHC logo on card and packaging itself 

a.  4GB SD/miniSD/microSD cards without SDHC/miniSDHC/microSDHC logo 

are non-compliant with the SDA 2.00 specification.   

 

While identical in shape, the new SDHC, miniSDHC, and microSDHC cards are technically 

different than standard SD, miniSD, and microSD cards in how they are recognized by a host 

device. This difference allows manufacturers like SanDisk to produce higher capacity cards, from 

4-gigabytes all the way up to 32-gigabytes. The SDHC, miniSDHC, and microSDHC cards will have 

new logos and are only compatible with host devices that are also SDHC, miniSDHC, and 

microSDHC compliant. 

Most compatible devices such as digital cameras, digital video camcorders, and mobile 

phones will feature the approved SDHC/miniSDHC/microSDHC logo either on their package, 

manual, or both. SanDisk will also feature a compatibility guide on www.sandisk.com/SDHC 

Legacy devices cannot recognize the SDHC/miniSDHC/microSDHC memory card. 

SanDisk recommends using standard SD/miniSD/microSD cards up to 2-gigabytes.  

 

What is Class Speed Rating? 
The SD Association has created and defined 3 speed 
classes to help you identify speed and performance 
capabilities/minimum requirements of SD/SDHC, 
miniSD/miniSDHC, and microSD/microSDHC cards and 
the host products. The SD Speed Class Ratings specify 
a minimum sustained write speed for 
SDHC/miniSDHC/microSDHC cards (Class 2: 2 MB/s; 
Class 4: 4 MB/s; Class 6: 6 MB/s*). 

 
You can look for the Speed Class Logo to identify the 
performance class of your memory cards and host devices. 

NOTE: SD, miniSD, microSD, SDHC, miniSDHC, microSDHC, and the SDHC, 
miniSDHC, microSDHC logos are trademarks. 

*1 megabyte (MB) = 1 million bytes; 1 gigabyte (GB) = 1 billion bytes. 

 

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