SDHC extreme or SDXC card work in Portege R600

Does the R600 support the sandisk "extreme 30 MB" or the SDXC card?
I ask because they seem to the only ones with 64Gb capacity. I need the maximum additional capacity possible
TIA/gary

Hi
As far as I know the SD card reader supports the SD card up to 2GB, SDHC up to 16Gb and mini SD card (with adapter) up to 2GB.
I didnt find any details about the usage of bigger SDHC cards and I think you will have to test it yourself. But in my opinion there could be a problem using such cards!

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xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx- 128GB Total
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localhost kernel[0]: AirPortFirmware: start Sta f/w download
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