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I bought an SDHC card and was told by Kingston that it would not work
in my reader (but nobody told the reader that so it does work). But
it didn't work in a friend's reader and when I got it back it didn't
work in mine. (That person is no longer a friend. ;) )

So my question is -- what are the electrical differences between an
"regular" SD card and a "high capacity" SC card? Any or is it just
the change from fat16 to fat32?

thanks,

Bob



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