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If I buy a phone without memory or minimal memory, can I change to a memory card that I buy somewhere else? I was thinking of a class 10 32gb or 64gb.

Are there any concerns with doing it this way?

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Are you talking about removable storage (microSDXC)? It's not required, and it's expandable up to 64GB.

Without removable storage, you will be using the built-in storage which can be either 16GB or 32GB.

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I was thinking of the internal storage then. Should I be buying a phone with a Class 10 storage and when I reach the extent of 16GB or 32Gb, then invest in an external 64Gb? I am upgrading from my $50 nokia so the leap is huge. – Valamas Oct 17 '12 at 0:04
On this page at the bottom is some customization before buying. The memory dropdown appears to be internal memory then. techrific.com.au/product_info.php?products_id=3694 – Valamas Oct 17 '12 at 0:09
Thank you for the help. I understand things now. The selection I am talking about must be external. – Valamas Oct 17 '12 at 0:15

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