Toshiba's "world's first" class-4 8GB SDHC card
By Thomas Ricker 
posted November 20th 2006 9:02AM
posted November 20th 2006 9:02AM
Well hello there Mr. class-4 8GB SDHC card from Toshiba, it's always nice to meet another "world's first." Oh sure, other 8GB SDHC (SD 2.0) cards have been announced, but Toshiba claims that this is the first class-4 card to get so big. That rating equates to a guaranteed 4MB/s minimum write speed when these go on sale this January in Japan for an unspecified price. Fine Tosh, just give us a ring when you hit class-6, ok -- our FZ50 likes it real fast when shooting in continuous mode.[Via AVING]
Someone should come out with a 2.5" SATA "hard drive" adapter that allows the placement of 8 such cards on the adapter. I'm sure upwards of 16 could actually fit.
This release should indicate that flash based notebook and desktop drives aren't too far off.
Ta-Da!
http://www.engadget.com/2006/03/10/samsung-shows-off-flash-laptop-drive-at-cebit/
All i have is a treo 700p with a 4 gig. Who out there has a piece of hardware that can use that $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
8 gig card. Maybe in year or so i'll have something better than a treo (umm like everything else out there now)