SanDisk has announced the latest addition to its Extreme Pro class of memory cards. The 512GB Extreme Pro SDXC UHS-I is introduced as the world's highest capacity SD card, supporting 4K video with ...

The file sizes of photos and movies that can be taken with digital cameras are increasing year by year, increasing the need for high-capacity and high-speed memory cards. However, even if you prepare ...

SanDisk’s 1TB Extreme microSDXC UHS-I card is impressively fast and impressively large. However, price-sensitive Consumers can save by going with a smaller card. SanDisk made a bold claim when it ...

Pre-Photokina 2008: SanDisk has announced a 32GB version its Extreme III CompactFlash Card. It offers a read and write speed of 200x (30 MB/s), supporting the new generation of high-resolution DSLRs.

Who needs a delete button? SanDisk on Tuesday morning showed off the world’s largest SDXC card with a whopping 1TB of storage. Yes, terabyte. SanDisk unveiled the 1TB SanDisk Extreme Pro SDXC card to ...

If you want to add more storage to your laptop and don’t want to mess with upgrading your device’s solid-state drive, you can now buy SanDisk’s 1TB microSDXC card and insert it into your computer’s ...

Talk about a marvelous name for a product. In the world of flash memory, it's hard to keep any two devices apart. They all just seem to bleed together, accomplishing the same task regardless of the ...

Read and write your digital photos, mp3 files etc. directly from CompactFlash cards as used by many mobile devices. The OS supplied "carddisk.device" appeared to be unable to understand CF cards. I ...

I have a pcmcia one right now, its a sandisk. The problem is, whenever I transfer files from it to the laptop, it pegs the system to 100%. This shouldn't be happening. Would getting a 32 bit cardbus ...

SanDisk announced a few new products today intended to increase the storage capacity of handheld gaming systems. For the first product I'll talk about, SanDisk's timing couldn't be better. The Sony ...

Woot’s special today could be a good deal—if the SanDisk Connect-Plus Wi-Fi card works in your CompactFlash-slotted PDA (and taking a cursory glance at the internet, it looks like most Windows Mobile ...