For co-founder SanDisk, SD's market dominance must be bittersweet. SanDisk actually co-owns the Memory Stick PRO with Sony, thanks to a partnership going back to 2003, and co-founded the ...

Sony has announced three (count 'em) new series of SD cards, giving amateurs, pros, and prosumers alike even more choices on where to stick their pics. First up is the budget Essential Series in 2 ...

SD Vs. CFExpress Memory ... The 165GB version could be a great deal for its speed if used in something like a Nikon Z6II or Sony A7IV that doesn’t have an ridiculously high megapixel count and ...

Not content just to have the fastest UHS-II memory cards on the market, Sony wants to have the fastest and strongest. It just unveiled the SF-G series Tough UHS-II SD cards that can handle as much ...

There's a reason why some SD cards have a tiny switch on the side. It's actually there to help protect the data onboard, but ...

This memory card reader is joined by the MRW-EA7 , MRW-S2 (check price) and MRW-T2 (check price) that connect to any spare USB port via a short cable connection (supplied). All cabled models provide ...

According to Sony, its newest chips are 18 times stronger than traditional SD cards. With its new TOUGH cards, Sony uses a one-piece moulding process, which removes the write-protection switch.

According to a translation by Andriasang, Shimada says Sony didn't use universal memory like SD cards because it wanted to make sure everyone had an "equal condition." ...

SD Cards, like the Sony Memory Stick, have no moving parts, which is why they are perfect for portable devices that must conserve energy such as MP3 players and digital cameras.

TOKYO — In a move to pump up the Secure Digital Memory Card format for its impending battle with Sony Corp.'s Memory Stick, Toshiba Corp. has released a series of read/write controllers that support ...

Tap Storage & memory. Tap the menu icon or three vertical dots to view more ... Replace SD card with a new one that is compatible or supported by Sony Xperia L2. Your SD card might have been fried ...