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About 11 years ago, consumers were scrambling for SanDisk’s bleeding-edge 512MB Secure Digital (SD) cards. This week the company unveiled its new 512GB SD cards, the highest-capacity SD cards ever to ...

Get a load of this! Sandisk recently announced the world’s first SD card with a capacity of 512 gigabytes—half a terabyte of storage. That’s right, you’ll soon be able to buy an SD card with more ...

You can never have enough storage. This is true both of the homes we choose to live in, and in the digital realm where we keep memories and content backed up for safe keeping. SanDisk has now ...

Are you ready for a whole lot more compact sized data storage? SanDisk’s upped their micro-storage game, becoming the first company in the world to announce a 512GB capacity SDXC card. SanDisk hopes ...

SanDisk has just broken a new record with the largest-capacity SD card ever unveiled. Revealed on Thursday at the International Broadcasting Convention in Amsterdam, the new SanDisk Extreme PRO SDXC ...

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There’s a new king of the microSD card: Integral Memory’s 512GB microSD card, which packs a record breaking full half-terabyte of storage into the diminutive card format. You definitely should try not ...

There was once a time when computer programs had to be split across several floppy disks and uncompressed WAV audio was considered so huge, it had to stay on the hard drive on which it was recorded.

It looks like a standard SD card, but SanDisk's new Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I memory card is noteworthy — by packing 512GB into its flat frame, it's the highest capacity SD card available to consumers.