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News Release from: Kingston Technology | Subject: RS-MMC and miniSD cards
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 18 January 2005
Memory cards shrink to smaller formats
Kingston Technology has two new digital media product offerings designed to target the expanding mobile phone and mobile digital device markets.
Kingston Technology has two new digital media product offerings designed to target the expanding mobile phone and mobile digital device markets: Reduced-Size MultiMediaCard (RS-MMC) cards and mini Secure Digital (miniSD) cards The two cards are slated for use in future mobile phones and digital devices with enhanced functionality
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 28 Jan 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Popular digital devices such as camera phones, PDAs, MP3 players, smartphones, and digital cameras will soon be using RS-MMC and miniSD cards.
To maximise flexibility and ease of use for the end user, Kingston Technology's RS-MMC and miniSD cards ship with adapters that allow each to fit into their respective standard size format.
"Currently there are a handful of devices that take advantage of RS-MMC and miniSD cards, but we expect these technologies to become widely used over the next 18 months", said Thomas Marschner, Vice President, Sales and Marketing Europe, Kingston Technology.
Kingston Technology's RS-MMC cards will be released in 64 and 128Mbyte capacities and Kingston Technology miniSD cards will launch in 128 and 256Mbyte capacities.
Larger capacities for both the RS-MMC and miniSD product lines will follow as digital device needs dictate.
Both cards carry Kingston Technology's lifetime warranty and award-winning technical support.
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