Difference between sdhc and sdxc null

Between sdhc and sdxc, the hc (high capacity) card is generally going to be for capacities from 4GB to 32GB. The xc for extended capacity is going to be for cards with a capacity exceeding 32GB. All other things being equal, (ie. read/write speeds) capacity is going to be the only difference between them.

The HC in SDHC = “high capacity” The XC in SDXC = “extreme capacity” Capacity referring to memory size in bytes

SDHC is High Capacity (up to 32gb) and XC is Extended Capacity (greater than 32gb)

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Between sdhc and sdxc, the hc (high capacity) card is generally going to be for capacities from 4GB to 32GB. The xc for extended capacity is going to be for cards with a capacity exceeding 32GB. All other things being equal, (ie. read/write speeds) capacity is going to be the only difference between them.
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The HC in SDHC = “high capacity” The XC in SDXC = “extreme capacity” Capacity referring to memory size in bytes
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SDHC is High Capacity (up to 32gb) and XC is Extended Capacity (greater than 32gb)
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