I BOUGHT A 2GB SD CARD FOR MY TECHNICS SLDZ1200 CD DECKS AND IT JUST WONT WORK... ANY HELP PLEASE

You will see the word "SD" and an amount of storage on a SD card. On sim you wont find anything technical.
The main difference in connectors. Check the pictures here:
- Sim card - sim card Google
- SD card - Amazon com Sandisk 2GB Micro Sd Card Electronics

Your Finepix F10 does not support SDHC (High Capacity) memory cards.
You can only use standard SD cards with a maximum capacity of 2GB.

New technics are not always backwards compatible, sorry for that.

I came across a product review that might help you...

A customer review on the I Teddy Plush from Target

2 out of 2 people found the following review helpful: 5 stars = Durability 5 stars = Fun 5 stars = Educational 5 stars = Overall
its a cheap way for a mini tv and mp3 player December 27, 2008 Reviewer: Rachel E "Shopaholic" (Stamford, CT) See all my reviews >
i bought it for a Christmas gift for my 3 yrs old daughter. It's great. i also bought a 2GB sd for more storage. At first we have problem to get the SD card work then we figured out how to get it work.(just copy the orange cone picture to the SD card)... now she have all her Disney movies there...

Hope that helps, Good Luck!!!

Your camera will accept a maximum SD card capacity of 2GB. It simply isn't capable of handling anything of a larger capacity and in particular is incompatible with the more technically advanced SDHC cards.

Your fix is to either replace your camera with a later model or to stick to using SD cards with a maximum 2GB capacity.

hi my understanding the camera can take only a max SD Card size to 2GB you may wanna check on that

Hey! samsung SGH-E250 doesn't support 4GB memory card. Try a 2GB or 1GB memory card.

You need to use the Digital Jukebox utility from Panny. I am going to test it out this weekend.
http://panasonic.jp/support/global/cs/soft/download/sdjupV40L60.html

Card needs to formatted using fat32 in windows formatting options, then copy and paste your back-up files one by one to your new card.
Hope this helps

try the 4gb card in a camera or phone. If the card is formatted in fat, it wont be recognized as the fat has a gb limit under 4 I believe. May want to reformat it in a camera or phone with fat32

I can help! The mp3 player's are only built by standard specifications and they are only built to work with 2gb sd cards at the max. so i suggest using the 2gb sd card or buying an mp3 with more memory space.