Max Expansion card size for treo palm 700wx

I can't seem to find the max expansion card size for a treo palm 700wx. I purchased a 4gb Scan Disk which should be compatible with most ever device so expect that the hardware dosen't support up to 4gb. If anyone has futher information on this I would appriciate it.
Post relates to: Treo 700wx (Verizon)

that I have used with no problem is a Transcend 150X Secure Digital Card 4GB. My pictures and tunes along with backups reside on it. Had it for a year. In use 2200.03MB with 1718.30MB free currently.
Post relates to: Treo 700wx (Verizon)

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