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MMC koji ide u NGAGE nemoze u 7610 jer je prevelik,trebati RS*-MMC
*reduced size
može! al treba imati onaj "povećalac" (neznam kak se to stručno zove) al zna da se može! 100%
nije pito jel ide ona iz 7610 u ngage(to moze jer RSMMC ima nastavak tak da moze u CardReader)ali obicni MMC koji ide u NGAGE ne moze u 7610,3230,6670.....
sa malom modifikacijom mmc moze u n7610 iako nije predviđena za to
Jel se kod te "male modifikacije" gubi garancija, ili se mora samo na neki način umetnut da bi mobitel učitao?
mala modifikacija se radi na krtici i ne gubi se garancija telefona nego kartice(ali samo BRAND NAME kartice imaju garanciju)
evo vam objašnjenje:
A card for 64 MB is included into a delivery kit and is enough for the majority of users. Nokia 7610 is one of the first devices with RS-MMC cards. The difference between this card and usual MMC is only in its halved size, a full compatibility with cards of usual size is kept. With the help of an adapter included into a delivery kit RS-MMC turns into a full-size one.
In theory it is not very hard to make it possible to use usual MMC cards but then you'll loose the guarantee. General manual to transform the device for using usual MMC cards is the following. You turn back the guiding ways for RS-MMC cards, dismantle the SIM-card connector. Now a usual MMC card can be placed under the battery, but there is no space for a SIM-card. To put in a SIM-card you should detach its chip from a plastic base (you'll need vehicle, tweezers and your luck). In general this all is rather difficult and looks like a brave experiment resulting with the loss of the guarantee for the device. This operation loses sense in the condition of appearing RS-MMC cards of different capacity and price