At some point in our lives, we were cramming for exams that we had no chance of passing. It is unfortunate then that we did not have the Leapfrog Crammer at our disposal, which would have permitted us to create customised digital flashcards for viewing whilst listening to our tunes.
Samsung has just rolled out a 30nm 64Gb NAND flash memory chip, which happens to be the world’s densest. By packing together the maximum of 16 of the multi level cells, a memory card containing 128GB of storage space can conceivably be created. More »
Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson and others pitch Universal Flash Storage, “a unified removable memory card that can be shared among various mobile, portable and other CE devices without the need for any adaptors.” Yeah, just like SD, CF, Memory Stick and xD before it. [CNNMoney.com] More »
While Apacer hasn’t given up trying to make iPod competitors, its time is better spent creating frilly stuff, as evidenced by this pretty little Mega Steno USB card reader. Whether you dig its frilly etchings on its case is a matter of taste, but at least someone is trying to make these prosaic devices a little prettier.
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Eye-Fi’s looking to give your digital camera a nice upgrade this Fall when it introduces its first 2GB Wi-Fi SD card. The card will let any SD-friendly camera upload pics wirelessly to photo blogs or to your PC. Pricing will be a bit steep ($100), but it beats buying one of those fugly Wi-Fi cameras. – Louis Ramirez
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