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SanDisk deals out mini flash memory cards
March 18, 2004 SanDisk made a handful of mini flash memory card announcements on Thursday at the CeBit trade show in Hannover, Germany.Coming soon: Movies on flash memory cards
March 3, 2008 Distributing movies on the Internet isn't the only game in town. Flash is better, says a new Irish start-up.SanDisk ups capacity on flash memory cards
September 30, 2004 Company quadruples the amount of storage on its Ultra II line of cards.Intel to tackle flash memory card market
March 3, 2005 Reinvigorated by gains in flash memory for cell phones, Intel is planning to go after consumer electronics, card market.Sony lowers price of Memory Sticks
July 19, 2004 Prices drop for the flash memory cards, which fit into devices from PCs to cell phones.SanDisk queues up 1GB mini memory card for $100
February 14, 2005 The move underscores a trend of dramatic price declines in the market for memory cards. And prices will keep plummeting, an analyst says.Image drives fate of flash memory cards
January 16, 2004 The fate of the removable flash memory market has been and will continue to be tied to digital cameras and cell phones, which have taken off and are expected to grow.Image: SanDisk's flash has USB connections
January 7, 2005 SanDisk introduced an innovative SD(TM) flash memory card with built-in USB connectivity.Nokia upgrades PC tablet with Skype download
January 8, 2007 The Linux-based N800 supports Skype VoIP software and can connect to the Net via Wi-Fi. Photos: The N800, plus Nokia's N76 phoneSanDisk releases new memory cards
May 24, 2004 The maker of removable flash-memory cards unveils an assortment of new small-size memory cards, including one that combines memory and wireless connectivity.Lexar Media sells miniSD worldwide
March 17, 2004 Lexar Media has begun selling its miniSD flash memory cards worldwide, the company announced on Wednesday in Hannover, Germany, at the CeBit trade show.Flash card makers bump up the volume
February 12, 2004 The two biggest makers of flash memory cards are introducing formats with higher capacities in hopes of capturing a larger piece of the growing digital-camera market.SanDisk sues STMicroelectronics
October 18, 2004 Company files patent infringement lawsuit and asks trade commission to halt shipment of rival's flash memory into the United States.Portable memory format gets set for launch
January 29, 2004 A consortium of consumer electronics makers plans to unveil next week a memory card format that holds one gigabyte of data and is smaller than rival Secure Digital.Lost at sea, found in flash
July 8, 2005 Immersed in saltwater for days after a student research balloon plunged into the sea, flash memory cards live to tell a tale. Photos: Message in a memory cardSanDisk beefs up Memory Stick Pro
January 9, 2004 The removable flash memory maker is doubling the capacity of Memory Stick Pro cards and expects pricing to fall more in line with competing Secure Digital cards.Sony facilitates PDA video play
September 23, 2003 Sony Electronics announces an accessory for personal digital assistants that can store TV shows to flash memory cards, making it easier to play video content on its Clie handhelds.Sony's Memory Stick beats at rivals
August 19, 2003 Philips Electronics is the latest major consumer electronics maker to license Sony's Memory Stick technology, which continues to expand its potential for wider distribution.Intel, STMicro team up for phone memory
December 5, 2005 The flash from Intel and STMicro will be the same for years, which will save everyone lots of money.Tiny Hitachi drive hits 4GB
August 25, 2003 The 1-inch Microdrive gives Hitachi Global Storage Technologies a new entry in the stakes for miniature storage formats used in computers, handhelds and digital cameras.
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