DESCRIPTION:
a specific slot where a memory card can be inserted. The built-in memory of the phone may be increased using memory cards (or in the past these slots have been used to add some missing features such as Wi-Fi connectivity).
Memory cards are used to store and transmit information between compatible devices and come in a variety of capacities. Memory cards come in a variety of varieties. Although microSD is the most widely used and most popular memory card format, Sony Ericsson previously only supported the Memory Stick Micro (M2) card format, which was created by Sony.
Memory card slots may handle a variety of memory card sizes. Card slots can accommodate capacities of up to 512GB or even the 2TB, which is still not accessible, depending on the device.
Every chance we have, we strive to confirm that higher capacity cards work on older phones because manufacturers seldom ever test their devices for compatibility with newer and larger cards that are released after a certain handset is available on the market.
We often record this information in the phone specifications sheet in our database when we confirm that a mobile phone is compatible with a memory card that has a higher capacity than what the manufacturer has advertised.
In this method, even though it might not be explicitly mentioned by the manufacturer, you will know the device has been personally tested for compatibility with the specified capacity when you see the term “confirmed” in the Card slot field.
But, you should treat that advice with a grain of salt because your results may differ with your particular device.