Monday, May 7th 2007
16GB SDHC card by MICRODIA
The company called MICRODIA is one of the first to produce and sell a 16GB SDHC card. The new lineup will be available in 4GB, 8GB and an insane 16GB inside an SD card package. These are currently quite expensive, as it will sell for around 2,600€ (3,500$, 1,800£) and will be available in Japan at the end of the month.
Source:
Akihabaranews.com
22 Comments on 16GB SDHC card by MICRODIA
my entire computer didn't cost that much!
Another thing worth noticing is that the cards are rated 160x speed so the read speed should be around 24MB/s which is really fast :)
wow...
just....wow
chris
As I Stated, and you quoted I was talking about other forms of media, most of which a cellphone or pda or whatever can take. Again, I will state, that is way too much money to pay for a piece of plastic that holds 16gb of data.
Again...not to be a butt or anything, and I will apologize..but I Was stating my opinion.
most of those devices don't even break the $500 mark price wise
the only real market for it is professional photographers that have $45,000 cameras that need to have 16gb sd cards, but then most of them would probably be happy with 2 8gb sd cards for half the price and just switch cards every once in a great while
However, 4 X 4GB of SD card will cost around USD200, if one don't mind storing extra card during travelling. :toast:
SDHC are intended for high capacity, high data throughput applications such as digital SLR cameras, and the device HAS to specify that it is compatible with SDHC. Even USB card readers will not work with SDHC unless it is certified to do so. SDHC is an alternative to Compact Flash cards which currently dominates SLR digital media.
Also here's a link to cheap 4GB SDHC cards: www.ecost.com/Detail.aspx?EDP=35368374
~$30.
Not bad deals considering I paid ~$40 for a Patriot 2GB at Fry's about 6-7 months ago. Poor Gp2X cannot take SDHC cards...