SanDisk to Start Shipping 16GB Memory Cards
Sep 25, 2008, 2:48 PM by Eric M. Zeman
SanDisk, maker of Flash memory products and acquisition target of Samsung, will begin shipping microSDHC cards and Memorcy Stick Micro (M2) cards with a capacity of 16GB starting in October. The microSDHC card will cost $100, with the M2 version of the same capacity costing $130. Not all cell phones can accept 16GB cards, so it is wise to check before purchasing additional storage.
Comments
what going on??
cd disk hold 700meg
dvd disk hold 4G,
this little thing can hold 16gb?
where is the limit?
is it possible to hold 100GB on microSD in the future? haha
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Yep, you are having trouble, so innovation should stop.
I have a 4gb card in my bb and I have no issues (vzw 8330). And there are plenty of people out there who could benefit from 16gb cards.
tlgreene1021 said:
I will be buying one of these from Compusa for $19.99 😁
You might get it for $19.99 in a year or 2, but you won't get it at CompUSA. Maybe Office Depot or Staples for office supply stores, or B...
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Great work for my n95 but....
im gonna use it for my new t-mobile g1
In the year two thousand....
Target will sell terabyte micro SDs for $9.99. In other news the four terabyte Iphone will be delayed until 2001.