T-Flash: aka "Yet Another Memory Card Format"
By Peter Rojas 
posted March 2nd 2004 1:12PM
posted March 2nd 2004 1:12PM
Not that anyone seems to be demanding yet another Flash memory card format, but SanDisk
just took the wraps off of T-Flash, which is meant to be used with cellphones. The new format is just 11mm by 15mm,
or half the size of a SIM card (i.e. easily lost), and comes in in 32MB, 64MB, and 128MB varieties. Motorola is
the first cellphone manufacturer to get behind T-Flash, and conveniently, the cards will work in an SD card
slot with the proper adapter.
I have yet to see one of these "in the wild," as it stands, SD is really the smallest card I've seen in use...
Hello, I'm from the future. We have your Earth 'T-Flash' cards, but they have evolved into what we call MicroSD and we can now pick up 1024Mb cards for under $120 !!! Sucks to be you!
PS. Don't buy that ipod yet - a 'Nano' version is just around th corner.
Im from further into the future than TC, and we still use T-Flash. It am ubar.