Full FeedPanasonic unveils Class 10 SDHC cards
It’s been a while since we’ve seen any big developments in SDHC cards. We’ve been stuck with class 6 cards up to 32 GB for a while now. It hasn’t been an issue for anyone; they haven’t been terribly slow unless you’re using the cards in a digital camera and… Continue Reading »
Kingston simplifies SDHC, labels capacity in minutes, not GB
Ever buy an SD card and find yourself wondering just how much video it will hold? Kingston hopes to solve that problem with its new line of SDHC Video Cards, which like CDs and DVDs, are labeled in minutes rather than GB. The cards, for use in digital camcorders, will… Continue Reading »
SanDisk’s Cyber Monday deals
If you’ve got a phone that uses micro SD cards or a camera that uses SD cards, SanDisk is having a big Cyber Monday Sale starting today. There are some good deals here including some USB flash drives in case you’re a fan of sneakernet. You can pick up a… Continue Reading »
Hot: build your own SSD storage drive
I really like simple things. I got this press release today about a DIY (do it yourself) flash hard drive using little more than six SDHC cards. SDHC cards are simple things. This tech comes straight out of Germany and almost as good as that is, it sells for just… Continue Reading »
Kingston to introduce SD Cards for dummies
SD cards are increasingly becoming part of consumer electronics. A big problem is finding the right SD card for your gadget. Most people have no concept of gigabytes, let alone SD card classes. Kingston is looking to make SD cards more consumer-friendly. I got a chance to speak to a… Continue Reading »
Samsung’s MX20 camcorder allows direct video upload to iPod, YouTube
Although Samsung’s MX20 SD camcorder may fall a bit behind other camcorders available on the market for not having an HD video recording feature, it still is worthy of our attention and perhaps money because of one outstanding feature. And that is the facility to directly upload video into YouTube… Continue Reading »
Kingston unveil’s 32GB SDHC card in the Elite Pro line
Kingston’s Elite Pro line of SD cards just grew a little larger, now topping out at 32GB of storage. The new 32GB card joins the already existing lineup, which included a 4, 8 and 16GB card, and will retail for $308. Personally, its a little expensive for my taste, but… Continue Reading »
Hitachi’s DZ-BD10HA Blu-ray camcorder records videos in BD, hard drive, SDHC
Hitachi is releasing a new high-definition camcorder this coming September to the US market - the DZ-BD10HA HD camcorder. What makes this new camcorder from all the other innovative camcorders released by Hitachi is that it lets users record HD videos using a Blu-ray Disc, hard drive or SDHC memory… Continue Reading »
A-DATA goes overboard with the Eee PC craze; unveils Eee PC branded flash memory
While most people would realize that any USB flash drive and any SD, SDHC or MMC card will work perfectly with the Eee PC, some people will always feel a branded product is better. Perhaps in a marketing plan to take advantage of an already hot name, A-DATA has announced… Continue Reading »
Sanyo unveils the Xacti CG9 handheld camcorder
Sanyo has released a new model for their Xacti handheld camcorder series, the Xacti CG9. Boasting of a 9.1-megapixel CMOS sensor, 40MB of internal memory, a 5x optical zoom and H.264 video codec. Sanyo is touting the Xacti CG9 as an entry level video camcorder. Hence the move from the… Continue Reading »
Experience what it’s like to download at unlimited speeds from a massive collection of over 800 Terabytes of user uploads. You’ll max out your Internet connection downloading a file in… Continue Reading »
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Palm Pre Information & Updates
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