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If you own any portable device manufactured in the last two decades, chances are you have had to buy a fair share of the removable flash memory cards. That's the tiny bits of plastic and silicon ...

Forward-looking: Outdoor photographers who need quick access to a large amount of memory card storage might want to look into a new trend of rugged devices that combine card readers with carrying ...

There aren’t many e-readers and e-notes in the industry that use SD cards anymore. Some used to do it but now go with their cloud storage solutions. Several brands such as Meebook, HyRead,iFlytek, ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Though they initially faced competition from rival formats, SD cards — short for Secure Digital — have long been the standard form of ...