Tag: SanDisk
Store up to 8GB of songs and video with the new SanDisk Sansa Fuze MP3 players
Some might call this range from SanDisk ‘fun’. Personally, I think they’re a visual stick-shoved-in-the-eyeballs, but each to their own. The Sansa Fuze range is finally launching in the UK after being available over the pond since mid-March, but I think the company might have some competition on their hands with the Creative Zen Stones, and Samsung Pebbles. Not to mention those Apple iPod Nanos, either…
Available in three storage capacities – 2GB, 6GB and 8GB, they have 1.9″ colour screens, and can play music plus video. Why you’d want to on a screen that size is beyond me, however. An FM tuner with 40 preset stations, inbuilt voice recorder,…
Transfer songs easily from your PC to mobile's microSD/SDHC/M2 memory card with SanDisk's Mobile Ultra
Speaking of memory, the industry’s darlings SanDisk have shown off a clever way of transferring data to and from your phone, the SanDisk Mobile Ultra.
Offered in microSD/SDHC and M2 forms, the kit comes with a USB adapter which you can slot the teeny cards into, and transfer the data to and from your PC via the USB port. They’re not fooling around with the storage capacities either, advertising 2GB, 4GB and 8GB varieties. With prices ranging…
Sandisk to sell pre-recorded music releases on microSD cards?
With a growing number of media players and just about every mobile handset packing a memory card slot, it makes sense to use them for pushing media releases. And that’s exactly what Sandisk plans to do.
SanDisk Sansa Fuze media player gets official
We had the bare bones of the details earlier in the week, but now we have them all with SanDisk Sansa Fuze media player getting the official unveiling…
SanDisk Sansa Fuze specs leaked by Amazon
Listen carefully and you might hear the wails and screams from the SanDisk HQ as its latest pocket media player is accidentally leaked on Amazon.
Panasonic racing SanDisk to the 32GB SDHC memory card prize
The ‘world’s first’ 32GB SDHC memory card has been given a launch date of April, with more details confirmed.
Panasonic claims it’ll have the fastest SDHC speed classification of 6, can store 12 hours of HD video at 1440 x 1080i, four hours of 1902 x 1080i and 12,320 10-megapixel photos.
SanDisk is also launching a 32GB SDHC card in April, however it’s got a read/write…
SanDisk announces deets of their 32GB SDHC memory card – Flickr petrified
It’s fairly dry to start off with a story about an SDHC memory card, but when you hear the news below, you might just self combust with happiness. I know I already have – I’m writing this from my grave.
32GB! 32GB of storage on an SDHC card! SanDisk today announced the full details of their new addition to the reputable Ultra II range of memory cards, first mentioned at the end of last year. With a read/write rate of up to…
CES 2008: SanDisk's Cruzer USB gold pendants – pretty ain't they
Not too much to say about these – you are better off watching Shiny Alex's on the vid – but they are 1, gold, 2, cool in a retroey kind of way, 3, just prototypes. CES 2008 Special Read…
CES 2008: SanDisk launches Cruzer Titanium Plus USB drive with automatic backup
Actually, the press releases have started issuing forth in advance of next week’s CES show, as companies hope to get some publicity before the deluge. Which sounds like a good idea to me. For example, SanDisk has announced its new Cruzer Titanium Plus, a USB drive that automatically backs up files online.
SanDisk announces Sansa View flagship video MP3 player
SanDisk has announced its new Sansa View video MP3 player, offering a number of cool features but without costing the earth.
The two new models, expected to arrive in October, are a step up from the Sansa e200 series, offering either 8GB or 16GB of built-in storage, plus up to 8GB of additional storage via optional microSD/microSDHC cards.
The players natively supporting major audio and video formats including MP3, WMA, WAV, H.264, WMV, and MPEG4, plus the ability to convert other formats, including DivX, via the Sansa Media Converter software. It also supports many music download and subscription services including Rhapsody To Go, Napster, and eMusic.
