Many of you probably have been waiting for the next big storage microSD cards for your smartphones, tablets, digital cameras, and whatnot.
Well, the big wait is over, KingMax has just announced the world’s first 64GB microSD card! It’s only Class 6, meaning your transfer speeds are not going to be super-fast (like how I like it) but this only means more microSD cards on its way from other companies like SanDisk and Kingston plus faster speeds eventually. (Also read up on the fastest microS
For those of you who are still on 32GB SD cards and you still have not enough room for all your photos/videos on your digital camera/DSLR, you will be happy to learn that SanDisk just launched their new 64GB SDXC Card with 15MB/s read/write speeds. This one is actually called “SDXC” so make sure your camera supports “SDXC” beforehand.
Perfect for the latest
For those of you who don’t know how to store all your favorite photos/videos in a SD card, just get one of these SD Card photo albums. That way, you can skip messing with your digital camera or computer. Okay, kidding aside, this is a really clever photo album, a GIANT SD card? Hahaha…
This funky little photo album is modelled on the iconic design of SD Memory Cards found inside digital cameras all over the world. It can store up to 60 4×6” photos and unlike its digital counterpart, it
Exif Untrasher is a free Mac program you can use to recover deleted photos from your digital camera’s SD card (or any other memory card).
Did you know that when you delete files from your hard disk or any other storage device the files actually don’t get deleted but “marked” deleted? Files stay physically on your storage drive until you write over it or use special programs such as SecureErase to actually remove it from the phy
Perhaps you’ve got some secret data to pass along to your colleagues in a public place. You will definitely to be stealth and use one of these Hollow Spy Coins to hide your MicroSD cards. No one will be able to tell that you have just passed over some secret information to your friend.
Each coin is precision hand milled to create a secret compartment inside. Once closed, it’s virtually impossible to distinguish these spy coins from a regular coin. Store your secrets then pass it off to your undercover conta
Prices for SD cards have been dropping and here’s a great deal for you from Amazon, an 8GB SDHC card for just $14.69, not a bad deal in these recession, hard-economy.
As you know, Eye Fi is a wireless SD card that lets your digital frame act as wireless digital frame. (or any other gadgets)
If you want to automate image uploading or simply want to hack it, refer to this guy’s hack where he shows you how to hack the Eye-Fi wireless SD card.
I do admit do being very lazy due to the number of new microSDs people have gave me over Christmas but heck, you really need to get this stylish MicroSD reader from Brando if you need something that looks good.
(Okay, I admit, that sentence did not make sense at all.)
USB MicroSD/T-Flash + M2 Card Reader is a slim and tiny mobile card reader which direct read and write MicroSD/T-Flash or M2 memory card. It turns your memory card into a Pen Drive! This super mini Micro Drive goes with your mobile life.
Here’s an idea I had been thinking of before, getting together bunch of 16GB SD cards and making a Solid State Drive.
Apparently, a company in Germany has made this type of device available already, what a great idea:
With the Flexi-Drive S2S we introduce a flexible adjustable memory solution.
Simply insert the desired number of SDHC cards (max. 6) into the Flexi-Drive’s slots. The card’s individual memory capacities merge into
Lol… make sure to check the SD card label before you hook it up to your computer.
The Eye-Fi hooks up to the internet and sends your photos to either an online sharing site or directly back to your home machine. In this case it was the latter, and the hapless thief not only sent the precious vacation shots back to Alison’s computer, but — according to the email we received from Gadget Lab reader Joe Volat — “pictures [of] the thieves proudly displaying Alison’s lifted camera equipment”.
