Sandisk follows Kingmax; announces 4GB microSD card
By Brian White 
posted Feb 12th 2007 11:19PM
posted Feb 12th 2007 11:19PM
Just like its buddies over at Kingmax, Sandisk has just announced a 4GB microSD card for use in that spiffy new multimedia-centric phone of yours. That's right -- no need to carry around that 4GB USB key if you've got 4GB residing in your phone -- right? Well, anyway, Sandisk's new SDHC (SD High Capacity) card -- announced at 3GSM just a little while ago -- has no official launch details at the moment outside of Sandisk's testing with OEMs to ensure phones don't freak out over such large memory cards being stuffed behind those batteries and in those side slots.
so tiny !!
That's what she said.
Yeah, BUT you NEED a microSDHC compliant phone!!!
These cards WILL NOT WORK in regular devices that use normal microSD cards.
Did they tell you that?!!
That's the case for standard SDHC cards and devices, so it has to be the same with those sub-standard microSH!T things!!
Exactly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111one!!!!!
Cell phone? Screw that. I'd pick this up for my Nintendo DS and m3Simply
ITs Very promising We know it not all the way there yet and still in the flutter flutter stages
Then agin dont we laugh at the computers from ten years ago?
I wonder how long before the 4gb M2 card comes out?
*sigh* and I just bought a 1GB microSD card for my M3 Simply xD
...now all we need is a MicroSHDC compliant device to actually use this baby...
Most of the new camcorders this year are SDHC compliant, so it's only a matter of time till cameras and cell phones will start being made to accept the new memory sizes.
The title on this is misleading. It should say microSDHC, no microSD.