From coolest-gadgets.com
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Micro SD Cards for the BlackBerry Pearl
Want to have more photos and MP3s on your Blackberry Pearl? Swap out the memory for something with more capacity. Share shopping tips for micro SD cards for your BlackBerry Pearl.
Lexar continues its march in the world of storage space where memory cards are concerned, and this time round they will target hardcore gamers or just casual gamers who are looking for a reliable data storage solution of all their important gaming data. After all, wouldn’t it be a real damper to find out that [...]
- Bottom falls out of MicroSD card market (story.malaysiasun.com)
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From theregister.co.uk
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Same problem here. Have tried two Lexar 4GB MicroSDHC. After a long time of use, all my files have been corrupted!
The phone lags a lot, System errors when playing MP3's, pictures and videos does not exists, but the data still is in the memory because of memory use, in a file called with a random name (oju39m4t9q3.(i dont remember extension)) and when i go to View the details about this file, it would just view nothing. Format, reformat, just...
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From intomobile.com
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The R4 Ultra is an adapter so you can use a microSDHC card (up to 32GB) with Your Nintendo DS/ DS Lite this allows you to store much more and allows you to benefit from all the following features:
* Watch movies
* Play music
* Browse pictures
* Read E-Books and more...
R4 Ultra Functions:
* Support SDHC memory cards ( compatibility up to 32GB);
* Change language of menu as you want without any limit;
* As same size and thickness as...
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From pr-inside.com
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Startup FXI Technologies AS hopes to bring the Nintendo game cartridge into the cellphone era with a vengeance when it releases in early 2011 mobile games packaged with their own acceleration hardware on microSD cards.
Nintendo - Secure Digital card - Games - Video Games - ROM cartridge
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From eetimes.com
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Weakening demand has sent selling prices of microSD cards decreasing to levels 15-20% lower than chip vendors' quotations, with downstream device makers showing reluctance to source directly from NAND flash chipmakers, according to industry sources.
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From digitimes.com
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SanDisk’s X4 tech packs four bits of data into each memory cell, compared with the typical one or two bits. That means they’ll be able to far exceed the 32GB limit on SDHC, microSDHC and others, and they’ve started shipping. (more…)
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From gizmodo.com.au
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