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SanDisk Reveals 128GB MicroSDXC Card

Feb 24, 2014, 2:30 AM by Eric M. Zeman

SanDisk today announced its highest-capacity removable microSDXC memory card yet, which boasts 128GB of storage. The new card is optimized for Android smartphones and tablets. It is available from Best Buy and Amzon.com for $199.99.

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Doom Wolf

Feb 24, 2014, 11:29 AM

That's a lot of storage!

Too bad HTC's and Apple's won't be able to enjoy this amount of storage. (Amongst others.)

The Victor

Dont see why anyone would even need that much space. Theres not that much inforation someone needs on a phone just for it to get corrupted and eventually lose it

Plus what phone can actually read it?

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