Those who have been using their phones as their primary gadgets for just about anything, whether it be as a camera, a gaming console, or as a music player, will be happy to know about SanDisk‘s new memory cards. SanDisk releases what it claims to be the highest capacity memory cards for mobile phones in the market today.

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And yet more memory cards come out of the SanDisk headquarters. One of them is the SanDisk Extreme IV CompactFlash memory card with 16GB storage capacity that’s twice that of the last Extreme IV CF card that came out.

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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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SanDisk realizes the dreams of video enthusiasts who need bigger capacity cards with high-speed processing. Since memory cards with larger storage specs tend to be slower, you’d have had to compromise one for the other. The new 32GB Extreme III CompactFlash card by SanDisk shatters that notion.

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According to SanDisk, its new line of cards called the SanDisk Extreme III had set a speed record of 30MB/s. The SanDisk Extreme III SDHC cards were specifically made for high-speed cameras like the new Nikon D90, which allows the camera to safely capture images with a speed of up to 4.5 frames per second.

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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 just announced the Superman (faster than a speeding bullet, right?) of its Memory Stick product line—the Sandisk Extreme III Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo. This tiny card which packs a punch has read and write speeds of 30 megabytes per second.

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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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