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Fujifilm Intros Four New SD Cards, Including 16GB SDHC It's quite a well-known fact that modern digital cameras are now capable of taking shots at very high resolutions (which, unfortunately, occupy quite a hefty amount of space), while camcorders capable of shooting in High Definition and storing the videos onto flash memory cards are already pretty mainstream. Tha...	30 September 2008 01:43 GMT

Kingston Bumps Its SDHC Memory Cards to 32 GB SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) memory cards have come to replace the old SDs, providing both higher storage capacities and transfer speeds for just about any type of device, ranging from digital cameras to portable music players. And even if there are relatively few users who actually do need so much storage spa...	13 August 2008 05:36 GMT

Rambus Joins IBM, Spansion in MirrorBit Flash Memory Quest Rambus has inked two new and important licensing deals with IBM and Spansion on the DRAM market. The memory specialist has just announced that it licensed IBM its multi-protocol serial/deserializer (SerDes) cell technology that offers improved performance in networking, server and general ASIC applications.According...	25 April 2008 06:39 GMT

Intel's Otellini Promises to Cure the NAND Memory Industry The NAND memory has encountered a steep decline lately, which discouraged Intel in keeping its storage business. However, company executives claimed that they will move quickly to shield themselves against the resulting margin erosion they had dealt with in the first quarter of 2008. The company had to cut its first-...	7 March 2008 02:45 GMT

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