Tag: Memory card
Sony doubles capacity of Memory Stick Micro (M2) to 8GB
Memory cards aren’t very exciting, but they are pretty important, so it’s good news for mobile users that Sony has doubled the capacity of its Memory Stick Micro (M2) cards to 8GB.
Sony claims the 8GB card will allow mobile device users to store over 5,000 fine quality five megapixel photos, over 2000 MP3 songs, or over 88 hours of high quality MPEG4 video…
Ricky Martin's music infiltrates Micro Memory Kit from Kingston Technology
Kingston Technology are probably not in it for love, but they’ve announced the release of a special edition “Black and White” Mobile Memory Kit, featuring a 1GB microSD card preloaded with a selection of Ricky Martin music, video and mobile phone wallpapers, plus a USB reader.
I don’t care what you say — celebrity endorsed technology products are far more exciting that bog standard gadgetry…
Kingston Technology launches DataTraveler Micro Reader – USB drive with memory card reader
Kingston Technology is offering an easy way to transfer files from a PC to a phone, especially one without card slots – the DataTraveler Micro Reader.
Panasonic racing SanDisk to the 32GB SDHC memory card prize
The ‘world’s first’ 32GB SDHC memory card has been given a launch date of April, with more details confirmed.
Panasonic claims it’ll have the fastest SDHC speed classification of 6, can store 12 hours of HD video at 1440 x 1080i, four hours of 1902 x 1080i and 12,320 10-megapixel photos.
SanDisk is also launching a 32GB SDHC card in April, however it’s got a read/write…
SanDisk announces deets of their 32GB SDHC memory card – Flickr petrified
It’s fairly dry to start off with a story about an SDHC memory card, but when you hear the news below, you might just self combust with happiness. I know I already have – I’m writing this from my grave.
32GB! 32GB of storage on an SDHC card! SanDisk today announced the full details of their new addition to the reputable Ultra II range of memory cards, first mentioned at the end of last year. With a read/write rate of up to…
Shiny Video Review: Gary reviews his Canon camera's free 16MB memory card
Perfect viewing for a lazy Friday afternoon skiving at work is this video Gary did by himself, locked away in his work office down in Brighton. Frustrated with the free 16MB-capacity memory card his new Canon camera came with, he recorded possibly YouTube’s most humorous…
Daily Tech Hotlinks for 04-May-2007: Game, iTunes, miCard, Dell, Steve Ballmer
– Millions of cheap gamers throughout Britain are crying today, as Game have bought out high-street competitor Gamestation for £74 million. No cheap trade-ins, then, *sobs*.
– Apple are keeping schtum on hidden email addresses and passwords enclosed in DRM-free music files, refusing to answer any questions from angry iTunes-users.
– A new memory card standard has been approved, the Multiple Interface Card (miCard) will hold eight GB of memory, with the maximum…
Lexar expands Gaming Edition range of memory cards: PS3 and Wii compatible
Lexar Media has announced that it has released an expanded range of its Gaming Edition cards, now available in 1GB and 2GB capacities. Although the cards can be used for all normal purposes, Lexar are pushing for a piece…
CES 2007: SanDisk V-Mate gets a wii firmware upgrade
SanDisk’s V-mate was actually first announced back at IFA last year and it’s European launch was really a bit of an understated affair. However, although SanDisk is strongly rumoured to be putting some really exciting kit on display at…
Toshiba introduce first 8GB Class 4 SDHC memory card
Toshiba have announced that their largest capacity, highest class SDHC memory card will be available from January 2007. They've already released a 4GB version, but this 8GB one they claim as a world first in its class….
