Yes, yes, I know, this used to be just a geek’s pipe dream. I mean come on, just recently, SanDisk introduced 16GB memory cards for mobile phones and made a lot of people weep (out of joy). But yes, according to sources, SanDisk really is slated to introduce a 128GB microSD Card within three years.

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Last September, SanDisk unveiled its slotMusic microSD cards to the public—these are 1GB microSD cards that come preloaded with DRM-free music. A follow-up to the cards themselves is the SanDisk Sansa slotMusic Player.

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SanDisk’s new microSD card doesn’t come with an impressive, ginormous storage capacity or special functionality like Lexar’s Shoot-n-Sync. Instead, SanDisk’s “slotMusic” microSD card comes with DRM-Free MP3 Music, seriously.

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We got a lot of memory card readers here in Mr. Gadget, many of which have features that make people want to buy them. This one though boasts not only memory card reading capability but SIM card reading functionality as well.

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What do you use those SanDisk memory card readers for other than to read memory cards? Of course, since we got readers to peruse files with, we also have the vessels with which you keep your data in.

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For everyone who’s got a real pressing need for memory cards such as photography professionals and enthusiasts, card readers are also a necessity. It’s especially useful in case your laptops or computers don’t have built-in memory card readers or can’t read a particular card type.

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SanDisk has recently unveiled a unique SD card called the WORM card, which is short for Write Once Read Many. Its name summarizes what the SD card can do in that single phrase: that is to store data which cannot be altered and hence prevents data tampering.

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SanDisk has recently announced a new line of what it’s touting as premium mobile phone memory cards called the SanDisk Mobile Ultra. You’ll have quite the wide variety to choose from, because this line of memory cards is available in both M2 and microSD/SDHC forms.

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Lexar has recently announced that it will now offer the Xploder Lite software as a free downloadable for its Gaming Edition SD cards and Gaming Edition Memory Stick Pro Duo. The Xploder Lite software is perfectly compatible with the aforementioned products due to its features and functionalities.

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LAS VEGAS NEVADA, Jan. 7, 2008 - SanDisk Corporation, (NASDAQ: SNDK) the proven leader in flash memory, today announced it has begun to sample 12-gigabyte (GB)1 microSDHC™ flash memory cards to major phone manufacturers for testing and evaluation. The 12GB card represents a 50 percent boost in card capacity from SanDisk’s industry-leading 8GB microSDHC cards, which are currently available worldwide, and highlights the growing popularity of mobile phones with storageintensive features that include music players, digital cameras, video recording and playback and GPS capabilities.

“Mobile phones have become a key part of consumers’ lifestyles around the globe,” said Jeff Kost, senior vice president and general manager of the Mobile Consumer Solutions division at SanDisk. “What many people tend to overlook is the important role that removable storage cards play in enabling the key features of these fully featured mobile phones. In fact, many people are not even aware that their phone has a card slot which is why SanDisk recently launched its Wake Up Your Phone™ campaign.”

SanDisk has embarked on a ‘slot education’ program to raise awareness of both the card slot included in the majority of new mobile phones available today and the benefits to the consumers who use it. More information is available at: www.WakeUpYourPhone.com.

A 12GB microSDHC is ideal for storing large quantities of music, photos and video. For example, it will be able to store a combination of 1,500 songs2, 3,600 photos3 and 24.5 hours of video4.

SDHC is the designation for any SDâ„¢ or SD-based card that is larger than 2GB and adheres to the new SD 2.00 specification required for cards and hosts to support 4GB to 32GB capacities. The specification was developed by the SD Association, an industry standards board, which has also created three classes to define minimum sustained data transfer speed. These cards adhere to the SD Speed Class 4 Rating.

In addition to the microSDHC, SanDisk also offers a broad range of both embedded and removable storage solutions for mobile handset manufacturers and mobile network operators. These include iNAND™ and mDOC™ embedded flash drives; microSD™, miniSD™ removable flash cards; and SIM and MegaSIM® cards.

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