Will a sd class 4 work in my camera all do i need to use a class 10

For the TomTom One XL GPS, you can use any SD card that is 512MB or 1 GB in size. It doesn't support SD cards with larger storage, e.g. 2 GB, 4GB, etc.
You can buy these SD cards at many stores that sell memory cards, e.g. for digital cameras, etc. If you can find/buy an SD card categorize as Class 10, it is faster than one that is Class 4. You wouldn't want to go below Class 4 unless you can tolerate slower performance/speed on the GPS device.

what do you mean "in a 4 sd card"?

If on the card is no C with the 4 or 10 in it, it even can be worse. As you can see on the picture a Class 10 card sometimes only has a C with the 10 inside.
The 32 Mbyte card you show here, is an old SD card and in those days they only gave read and write speed in Mega byte / second, if it was a real good card. If it should be a class 10 card with say 40 Mb throughput a second you would have 0,8 seconds to completely fill the card.
In a modern photo camera with 12 or 16 M pix, it could hold 3 or 4 pictures and it would be full.

If you are try to video capture and the SD card is a Class 4 speed then it is too slow for videos.
Use a Class 8 or Class 10 SD memory card and this will fix your problem.

I have had this happen when I had a bad SD card inserted, especially when taking movies. Try a different SD card. I had some brand name (Kingston) cards not work well. The camera says it needs Class 4 speed rated cards, I tend to go with faster cards to avoid issues. I use class 6 or class 10 SD cards.

SD card 101: the 2.1 MP cam is not compatible with newer sd cards...get standard SD class 4 or less; SDHD(high def);SDHC(high capacity);and classes above 4 may not work(class 4 SD cards usually have a 4 stamped just under the SD on card's label.

Although no memory card specifications (except that it should be SD or SDHC or MMC card) is listed in the PDF manual, the problem most probably is that your card might be incompatible (I've personally experienced card's incompatibility with other digital cameras):
1) Borrow different SD or SDHC cards from your friends and try on your camera.
1) Check cards of different speed classes (number 2, 4, 8 or 10 inside a circle on the card): Normally if you have smaller SD cards (up to 2GB), it might suffice that card's speed class is 2. If you have larger SDHC cards (4GB and more), your camera might require a speed class of 4 or more. Or it may also happen that your card is too fast/big - some older devices don't work with too modern SD/SDHC cards. Read more about SD card speed classes>>
2) Check cards of different sizes. Some cameras my not work with too small or too large size cards.
3) There are plenty of fake SD/SDHC cards on ebay (mostly from China, with unidentified manufacturers/brands) which don't work with many devices and cause many errors. If there's a size and speed class written on such fake card - don't trust these numbers, they are probably fake.
3) If none of the different memory cards work - bring your camera to the mechanic
However, these requirements may vary from camera to camera. So ask about your Samsung L700 camera directly at Samsung customer support form>>
There are several websites where you can match your camera with compatible SD/SDHC cards:

• http://www.cellularfactory.com/wholesale/pro.jsp?c=46097
• http://www.mymemory.co.uk/compatible-memory/Digital_Cameras/Samsung/Samsung+L700_Memory_Cards?prodid=1810

Your camera has only 32MB of internal memory, out of which only 13.5MB only is used for picture storage, which allows you to save only a few pictures. If you need to shoot more pictures you need to buy SD or SDHC cards or micro SD cards. If you buy micro SD card, then you also need to buy an SD adapter. SD adapte is very cheap, usually less than a dollar. The maximum size SD card you can use in Kodak Z915 is 32GB SDHC card. SD card sizes are available only upto 2GB. SDHC cards goes from 4GB to 32GB. Again these cards are rated based on their speed classes. It is preferable to buy Speed class 6 and above for good video recording. With higher speed class, speed increases. If you want to shoot pictures faster then you need higher speed class memory. Price of the card increases with the speed class. You can buy speed class 2, 4, 6, 8 or 10.

If you want to download your camera manual, try the following site:
http://resources.kodak.com/support/pdf/en/manuals/urg00995/Z915_xUG_GLB_en.pdf

For all practical purposes, yes. The camera does have some memory, but you probably won't be able to take more than three full-resolution pictures before it fills up.

The C143 uses SD and SDHC cards. I strongly suggest buying at least two cards so as to have a spare in case you fill up one card or one card goes bad.

you need a class 4 sd card. i had a class 6 8gb card with this problem. took 200 pics on holiday, only the first 10 worked, the rest say cannot play image.. look at www.kingston.com to find compatible card.