Toshiba intros 2GB miniSD card

High capacity card to meet growing demand for music and photos on mobile phones

Robert Jaques

Toshiba America has beefed up its range of high-capacity miniSD memory cards with the introduction of a 2GB version.

MiniSD cards are much smaller than a standard SD memory card and are designed primarily for use in mobile devices with miniSD slots, but can also be used in standard SD slots with an adapter.

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The card's 2GB storage capacity is able to carry 35 hours of music, and boasts a maximum writing speed of approximately 5Mbps.

"As mobile phones increasingly offer high-resolution cameras and support for digital music, demand is growing for a small, versatile, high capacity storage device for images and music," said Brian Kumagai, a business development manager at Toshiba.

"For the growing percentage of cell phones equipped with a miniSD card slot, Toshiba's new 2GB card addresses these requirements."

The Toshiba 2GB miniSD memory card will be available in June priced at $109.99.

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