Samsung poderá comprar a SanDisk
MacMagazine — ... estaria negociando a compra da SanDisk, de forma a ampliar substancialmente a sua participação no mercado de componentes de armazenamento — especialmente de memórias flash. Sem dúvida alguma, se concretizado, o acordo seria um tiro certeiro na concorrente Toshiba. ...

Julie's Gear Diary - Sandisk Mobile Ultra Cards and MobileMate USB Reader - 2008-09-08
The Gadgeteer — If you have a mobile phone that has a MicroSD or Memory Stick Micro (M2) slot, you might want to check out Sandisk's new Mobile Ultra cards. They are available in 2GB, 4GB and 8GB capacities. They claim higher performance transfer rates than previous cards and also ship with a tiny USB MobileMate card reader. They sent me a 4GB MicroSDHC card to try out... Dang these cards are tiny. I always feel like I'm all thumbs when I need to insert or remove one from my Centro smartphone. Let's see how file transfer speeds compare between a Sandisk Ultra II microSD ...

SanDisk introduces 32GB Extreme III CF for high-speed use
jkOnTheRun — ... SanDisk is expanding its line of Extreme III high-speed flash memory products with the introduction of the 32GB CF card.  The Extreme III line of flash memory is fast and designed for photography uses including HD video recording.  The large 32 GB capacity of this new CF can store more than 80 minutes of HD video.  The read/write speed is 30 MB/s making this one of the fastest CF products available.  The MSRP of the 32GB Extreme III CF card is $299.99 and should be available in October 2008. ...

SanDisk aims at video professionals with 32 GB of compact flash
DVICE Atom Feed — ... video professionals, who often have to store and access large, raw files. At 32 GB, it has almost as much storage as plenty of low-end laptops packed into a card the size of a wafer. The card can hold up to 80 minutes of HD video, and has access speeds of 30 MB/s — that means you could pull the entire 32 GB off of the card in under 20 minutes under optimal conditions. Look for the 32GB SanDisk Extreme III CompactFlash card in October for $300. Via SanDisk

Sandisk launches 32GB SanDisk Extreme III CompactFlash
Ubergizmo — ... There are many DSLR cameras that still use compact flash (CF) cards and with the popularity of burst shooting and/or RAW uncompressed photos, users might be looking for faster CF cards. Sandisk is launching a 32GB CF card that can reach a theoretical speed of 30MB/sec (200x) (read and write). If you save ordinary .jpg files, you can probably find a CF card that is cheaper for the same capacity. Besides photography, HD digital video recording might be another application that benefits from the extra capacity and speed, depending on the quality. The 32GB SanDisk Extreme III ...

SanDisk, Record Companies Plan New Music Format
textually.org — ... In the latest attempt to shore up sales of music on physical media, SanDisk Corp. and the four major music companies plan to announce Monday a new format called slotMusic. The ...

SanDisk Extreme IV de 16GB en formato CompactFlash
Gizmología — ... gama de tarjetas CompactFlash a su máxima velocidad. Pese a que las Extrme III llegaban hasta los 32GB, las Extrem IV solo hasta los 16GB, junto a las capacidades menores de 4GB y 8GB. Estas tarjetas 300x de 45MB/s son compatibles con las cámaras CompactFlash, pero su velocidad es su punto fuerte, no su capacidad. Por lo menos estas tarjetas ya están a la venta, 84,50€ la versión de 4GB, 169€ la versión de 8GB y 281€ la versión de 16GB. Enlace: SanDisk Comparte esta anotación ...

SanDisk's 16GB microSDHC and M2 memory cards
T3.com All — ... or so pics on. Anyone who actually tests that gets our ultimate respec'. Transferring MP3s and video onto the cards was a dead-easy process, with a couple of options available - including hiding the small cards in a microSD card adaptor, or just connecting the mobile (with the card inside) to the PC. Available in October, the 16GB microSDHC will be 45 and the 16GB M2 card will set you back a steep 60. Related Links - SanDisk Sansa review - Samsung INNOV8 review SanDisk advertisement

SanDisk slotMusic MP3-Player
Ausgefallene Gadgets & Geschenkideen — ... SanDisk und die großen Musik-Labels haben sich dazu entschlossen, Musik in Zukunft auch auf microSD-Karten zu vertreiben. Das Kind nennt sich “slotMusic” und bietet auf einer 1GB fassenden microSD-Karte ein ganzes Musik-Album bestehend aus 320Kbps MP3-Files. Eigentlich soll das Konzept auf die Nutzer von MP3-Handys abzielen, aber SanDisk hat sich wohl gedacht, dass es nicht schlecht wäre, auch die Menschen mit einer Abspielmöglichkeit für die microSDs zu versorgen, die kein MP3-fähiges Handy besitzen. So ist wohl der mit 20 US-Dollar mehr als ...

SanDisk Sansa slotMusic PMP & pre-loaded microSD cards launch
SlashGear — ... SanDisk have unveiled their latest PMP, intended to work with the company’s attempt to control media distribution, slotMusic.  Offering 1GB microSD cards with pre-loaded DRM-free music, each costing $14.99, together with compatibility with your own cards up to 16GB in capacity, the new sanDisk Sansa SlotMusic PMP has no display and only basic controls, but costs a mere $19.99. ...

SanDisks SlotMusic MP3 Player
futurebytes.ch Trend, Handy, Gadget, Lifestyle und nicht alltägliche News — ... gegenüber pressetext. Daher und aufgrund der Strukturen in der Musikindustrie sei es auch nicht weiter verwunderlich, dass das Angebot zunächst nur in einem großen Markt startet. Erst 2009 sollen Europa und andere Regionen folgen. In Deutschland wird es aber ein Demoprojekt geben, so SanDisk auf Anfrage von pressetext. Ab Ende Oktober soll das neueste Album der Sängerin Katy Perry “One of the Boys” im Paket mit dem MP3-Player Sansa Fuze 4GB von SanDisk angeboten werden. (pte)  www.sandisk.com

Sandisk Sansa Clip MP3 Player
Mobility Site — ... the box, you get the player, a detachable clip, a USB cable, earphones, quick start guide, and an installation CD with user guide. The Clip is one of the smallest MP3 players available. It’s array of color choices make it attractive choice and a good value for money with its convenient clip attachment system. My only wish would be that it have an expansion slot. It is available at many electronic retailers online and off. Or, you can buy it directly from Sandisk at www.sandisk.com. --- Related Articles at Mobility Site: SanDisk’s ...

Sandisk Sansa Fuze
Mobility Site — ... Prices start at $79.99 for a black 2 GB. You will pay 99.99 for the 4 GB model, which comes in black, blue, red, and pink. The 8 GB version only comes in silver and costs $119.99. These players are widely available in electronic stores online and off. They are also available directly form Sandisk at http://www.sandisk.com. ...

SanDisk Speeds SSD Performance and Reliability with New Management System
I4U News — ... location of data on the SSD. The drive simply writes data to sectors that are the most convenient and efficient. SanDisk says this provides up to 100 times the performance for an SSD. SanDisk has also proposed a new vRAM measurement for SSDs to make them easier to compare to conventional hard drives. SanDisk believes that the performance of SSDs will improve to be about four times faster than current SSDs and almost six times faster than current HDDs when the ExtremeFFS is used. Via SanDisk Posted on Thu, 6 Nov 2008 05:58:25 CST | by Shane McGlaun ...

Sandisk Mobile Ultra: más memoria
Movilae — ... memoria RAM ni suficiente espacio en el disco duro. En este caso, los discos duros de los móviles son las tarjetas de memoria, que nos permiten almacenar fotos, videos, canciones … Los precios son muy ajustados y partiendo de los 9 euros para el modelo de 2GB podemos conseguir la de 4GB por 14 euros y la de 8GB por 28 euros. Más capacidad para nuestros terminales a un precio realmente competitivo y con la calidad de Sandisk. Vía: Sandisk ...

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Electronista | The Macintosh News Network — ... ) December 4, 2008 -- SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK) today announced that the SanDisk Cruzer Enterprise is the first secure USB flash drive to fully support Apple Mac OS X computers. Available now, SanDisk Cruzer Enterprise helps IT professionals more effectively protect information on company-issued ...

Research says Mem cards are biggest revenue-generating accessory
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — ... through the floor in recent months. Interestingly, a comment is also made about the low-capacity cards that handset manufacturers also ship - personally I think that some of the sizes of these cards (256MB for example) are quite ridiculous, and they’d be better having no card and a cheaper device. But in the complex device economics and subsidy situation that exists between Operators and Vendors, this may never happen. [Via: Mobile Europe / Image via: Sandisk] Related News from IntoMobile: Memory ...

As Economy Weakens SanDisk Reduces Fab Production
I4U News — ... were halting production of Flash wafers in Fab 3 and Fab 4 from December 31 to January 12. After the shutdown, the Fabs will resume production at 70% of their previous capacity. The reduction in production at the two Fabs will result in a higher wafer cost from the venture die to underutilization of the facilities but will realign SanDisk's and Toshiba's output to global demand. Toshiba blames the reduction on a soft global economy and reduced demand for NAND flash memories. Via SanDisk Posted on Tue, 16 Dec 2008 08:00:00 CST | by Shane McGlaun ...

SanDisk Ultra Backup USB drive & redesigned Cruzers show up at CES
SlashGear — ... SanDisk have announced their latest USB flash memory stick, the Ultra Backup USB, which features both the company’s sliding retractable USB plug and a dedicated backup button.  Available in capacities up to 64GB, a press of the backup button triggers an automatic sweep of specified folders for new files, which are also encrypted with password-protected access control and ultra-secure AES hardware-based encryption. ...

SanDisk, Sony Boost M2 Speeds and Capacities
Phone Scoop - Latest News — ... posted Today, 7:54 PM by Eric M. Zeman SanDisk and Sony are collaborating on the next generation of Memory Stick products. The Memory Stick HG Micro is a format expanded from Memory Stick Micro (M2). This new format features an increased interface clock frequency, which enables 60Mbps data transfer speed. This is three times faster than current M2 cards. Capacities are also being boosted. The expanded format for Memory Stick HG Micro will support capacities between 32GB and 2TB. more info at SanDisk ...

Sandisk anuncia novos SSDs
MacMagazine — ... A SanDisk revelou nesta quinta, durante a CES 2009, a terceira geração dos seus discos de estado sólido. Através de uma combinação do uso de células de níveis múltiplos, um novo controlador e o sistema de arquivos ...

SanDisk anuncia novos SSDs de 60GB, 120GB e 240GB
MacMagazine — ... A SanDisk revelou nesta quinta-feira, durante a CES 2009, a terceira geração dos seus discos de estado sólido. Através de uma combinação do uso de células de níveis múltiplos, um novo controlador e o sistema de arquivos ...

SD cards are exciting? SanDisk gets people fired up.
Gadgetell — Section: Audio, Portable Audio, Peripherals, Storage, Trade Shows, CES Click for a larger image. SanDisk showed off its newest products, slotRadio and its one-touch backup USB drive, at that tiny event known as CES.  No one at SanDisk would give information about what compression is used on the slotRadio microSD cards that hold 1000 songs, but they had listening stations so you could hear what the sound quality.  The compression was alright.  It sounded like higher frequencies were cut a bit.  ...

The Signal: Talking Mobile Memory with SanDisk
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — ... Our last interview at CES was with Chris Loh and Mike Yurochko from the mammoth of mobile memory, SanDisk. They remained somewhat tightlipped about the ...

Engadget's recession antidote: win a 16GB Sandisk MicroSDHC!
Engadget — ... dreadful fourth-quarter with a $147.7 million dollar-loss. Well, we here at Engadget are committed to trying to counter-attack a little bit of that malaise by handing out a new gadget every day (except for weekends) to lucky readers until we run out of stuff / companies stop sending things. Today we've got a 16GB Sandisk MicroSDHC to offer up. Read the rules below (no skimming -- we're omniscient and can tell when you've skimmed) and get commenting! Special thanks to Sandisk for providing the gear! The rules: Leave a comment ...

Never Lose Your Thumb Drive Again
Technology - Channel Feed — ... as well. “Right now I use it mostly when I need to do network inspections or memory testing on computers in our office,” he said, “but when I get the latest one ready, it will be my single sign-on to my computer and my e-mails.” Anyone else hearing the music from “The Bionic Man” playing in your head right now? Yeah, that’s what I thought. Me too! You can see more photos of Javala’s techno-phalanges on his flickr site. Image: Cruzer Titanium Drive from SanDisk website Image: flickr photo from NinJA999

New SanDisk Music Player to Launch March 31
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... OLED screen and FM radio. SanDisk believes slotMusic cards and a player combination offers consumers a plug and play model. Instead of connecting their music players to their computers and downloading files to it, the slotRadio cards come preloaded with music. It's not for the tech savvy but for the Janes and Joes who just want to plug in a card, pick a genre and listen to music, says a company spokesperson. The new players will be first available online on the SanDisk.com website and in stores shortly after that. SanDisk's latest product hasn't met ...

Sanza's Slotdisc music player released at end of March
Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women — ... Well, Sandisk's new SlotRadio player, which was first announced at CES, will be on sale soon. This second gen player allows users to play pre-loaded 'Billboard hits' cards which store over 1,000 songs each. It'll be available from the SanDisk website on March 31st for $99 (which includes a card o' music). If this was 1999, I'd be desperate for one of these. But... it's 2009, so it will be interesting to see how well this does. ...

SanDisk SDC and CompactFlash Extreme IV
SlashGear — ... We caught up with SanDisk while at CTIA this week, to check out their Service Delivery Cards.  SDCs are pre-loaded custom memory cards, each full of digital content ranging from videos clips, TV shows and music, to games and wallpapers.  SanDisk also whipped out their CompactFlash Extreme IV series storage to try to tempt resident SlashGear photographer Daniel Lim. ...

Engadget's recession antidote: win one of ten SanDisk 4GB Ultra II SDHC cards!
Engadget — ... opportunity to spread a little positivity. We'll be handing out a new gadget every day (except for weekends) to lucky readers until we run out of stuff or companies stop sending things. Today we've got ten (yes, ten!) 4GB Sandisk Ultra II SDHC cards to give away. These could make perfect last minute Mother's Day gifts, couldn't they? Read the rules below (no skimming -- we're omniscient and can tell when you've skimmed) and get commenting! Hooray for free stuff! Big thanks to SanDisk for providing the gear! The rules: ...

Engadget's recession antidote: win a 4GB SanDisk microSDHC card and reader!
Engadget — ... so we decided to take the opportunity to spread a little positivity. We'll be handing out a new gadget every day (except for weekends) to lucky readers until we run out of stuff / companies stop sending things. Today we've got a 4GB SanDisk microSDHC on offer, with adapter and reader included! Read the rules below (no skimming -- we're omniscient and can tell when you've skimmed) and get commenting! Check after the break for some photos of the prize! Special thanks to SanDisk for providing the gear! The rules: Leave a comment ...

Sandisk Ultra Backup USB Flash Drive Review
The Gadgeteer — Do you regularly backup your important files? If you answered no to that question, then you deserve to be spanked. Seriously, it’s just a matter of time before disaster strikes. When it does, I’ll be there to say I told you so… unless you get smart and start backing things up. Today I want to show you a super easy way to get started with the SanDisk Ultra Backup USB drive. … [visit site to read more] Filed in categories: Desktop Computer Gear, Laptop Gear Tagged: Backup, Flash Drive, ...

SanDisk Unveils Sansa Clip+ MP3 Player
I4U News — ... SanDisk has unveiled its latest MP3 player called the Sansa Clip+. The player is the follow up to the Sansa Clip and adds some welcome new features. The Clip+ adds a microSD card slot that allows users to enjoy the new slotMusic or slotRadio microSD cards. The player is available with 2GB, 4GB, and 8GB of storage for $39.99, $49.99, and $69.99 respectively. SanDisk claims that the player is one of the best sounding MP3 players on the market and it includes a wearable clip. The device has a 1-inch OLED screen and can sort music by title, artist, album, and genre. An ...

Sandisk Extreme Pro compact flash cards
Ubergizmo — ... You might think of Compact Flash (CF) cards as a commodity, and it's mostly true, except for the very high-end where the Sandisk Extreme Pro sits. Aimed at the professionals (and enthusiast) photographers, the "Extreme Pro" series can read and write twice as fast as the previous generation of Sandisk Extreme CFs. We're talking about a peak rate of 90MB/s versus 45MB/s. Sandisk has achieved this by using a new memory controller that can read/write twice as much data. It works like a RAID0 dual-SSD setup, but inside a flash card. Note that to get the maximum speed ...

SanDisk ExtremePro CompactFlash Cards Are Extremely Fast and Extremely Expensive [Digital Cameras]
Gizmodo — ... research, manufacturing and product design to consumer branding and retail distribution. SanDisk's product portfolio includes flash memory cards for mobile phones, digital cameras and camcorders; digital audio/video players; USB flash drives for consumers and the enterprise; embedded memory for mobile devices; and solid state drives for computers. SanDisk is a Silicon Valley-based S&P; 500 company, with more than half its sales outside the United States. [SanDisk] ...

SanDisk introduces new flash memory cards for PSP, PSP Go, and Nintendo DSi
Gadgetell — Section: Gaming, Accessories, Peripherals, Storage Cards for PSP SanDisk is introducing its brand new line of M2 memory cards for the Sony PSP Go.  The PSP Go has 16GB of internal storage, but that is expandable with these m2 cards.  This new ...

SanDisk offers new flash memory cards for gamers
SlashGear — ... SanDisk makes a huge array of storage products for all sorts of devices from cameras and game consoles to computers and smartphones. SanDisk has announced a new line of memory cards that are aimed at gamers with several different formats available. ...

SanDisk Unveils Line of Memory Cards for Gamers
I4U News — ... SanDisk has unveiled a line of memory cards that it is marketing towards gamers. The products are aimed at users planning to purchase a PSP go or already owning a PSP-2000, PSP-3000, or Nintendo DSi. The cards are really just plain memory cards with higher capacities with labels so gamers know they work with their portable game systems. The new products include a 16GB M2 card for the PSP go selling for $142.99. SanDisk is also offering a 32GB Memory Stick Pro Duo and Pro-HG Duo memory card for the PSP-2000 and 3000 user. An 8GB SDHC card is also being offered for the Nintendo ...

SanDisk ships world’s first memory cards with 64 gigabit X4 NAND flash
SlashGear — ... One of the most popular names in the memory card industry is SanDisk. The company makes a wide variety of memory cards to fit just about every device on the market from mobile phones to portable game consoles. SanDisk announced today that it has shipped the world’s first flash memory cards using 64 gigabit X4 NAND flash technology. ...

SanDisk presenta nuevas memorias para tarjetas de 64 Gigabit
Gizmología — SanDisk no es ninguna “nueva” que se ha puesto a crear memorias, es una de las empresas que más impulso esta dando a que las memorias flash se utilicen como memoria principal en unidades SSD, pero hoy anuncian que su chip con tecnología X4 NAND por fin se esta entregando, un chip que es capaz de almacenar hasta 64 Gigabit de datos. Cada célula de esta memoria almacena 4 bits de datos, el doble de lo que hasta ahora se había conseguido. La tarjeta tiene más densidad para almacenar datos, lo que se transforma en más ...