Motorola Debuts 64GB Moto X
More Memory But Still Not Equal to a MicroSD Card
So for $50 more, they increased the built in memory to 64GB. Which probably means that about 58GB will be available to the customer.
And this is better then a 64GB microSD card that costs less then $40 how?!? 🙄
Pathetic.
Motorola seems to be the last phone manufacturer that hasn't realized customers WANT phones that support microSD cards!
And this is better then a 64GB microSD card that costs less then $40 how?!? 🙄
Pathetic.
Motorola seems to be the last phone manufacturer that hasn't realized customers WANT phones that support microSD cards!
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That 64GB can be used for system caching and applications.
So it's better. Significantly.
So it's better. Significantly.
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Sure, all things being equal. But a 64GB Internal phone > a 16GB Internal Phone with a MicroSD slot.
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How is a 16 GB Internal phone with SD slot (I could put 120 GB SD card in) better than a 64 GB no sd slot phone?
Its like saying a 120 SSD internal computer with No USB is better than a 60 SSD internal computer with USB because its not.
For some people it is better but the pros of having a SD slot far outweigh just having high internal storage. Like transferring stuff from computer to phone or vice versa or with other ppl.
Its like saying a 120 SSD internal computer with No USB is better than a 60 SSD internal computer with USB because its not.
For some people it is better but the pros of having a SD slot far outweigh just having high internal storage. Like transferring stuff from computer to phone or vice versa or with other ppl.
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Second to last. Still Apple. Nokia doesn't put microSD cards in all their phones. Neither does HTC.
The Moto E also supports a microSD card.
The Moto E also supports a microSD card.
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