lifestyle.hexus.net - 9/22/2008
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What's next for flash-based media? Capacities keep rising at incredible rates, with 4GB cards, of varying flavours, available for less than the cost of a Big Mac meal. SanDisk, one of the companies at the forefront of flash storage, has unveiled a new microSD memory card with a difference. The ...
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Monday Shortbread by Ronald Hanaki 7:23 AM on September 22, 2008 Monday Expreview reports AMD 45nm CPU naming scheme changed SlotMusic: Hexus.net and TG Daily report SanDisk to sell microSD cards with DRM-free music albums Fudzilla reports Radeon HD 4830 to show up shortly and Mvidia's MCP7A-S is GeForce 9x00 for Intel DigiTimes reports Intel launches dual-core Atom processor and Asus to launch new notebooks and accessories TG Daily reports Tilera goes pro with TilePro64 Packard Bell launches ...
SanDisk to sell microSD cards with DRM-free music albums :: Posted by THRASHER2
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... videos, and associated content. SanDisk will also package a USB sleeve to facilitate connection to the ubiquitous slot.
SanDisk will retail the slotMusic sticks at brick-and-mortar stores in the US, including Best Buy and Wal Mart.
Will it work? That depends upon pricing, we suppose. Consumers have become used to buying individual songs from, say, of the iTunes store, so convincing them to part with extra cash for a small-capacity card may prove difficult.
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