A 2GB card would let you carry a few ripped movies, about 500 MP3s, loads of photos, countless documents, and so on. SuperMediaStore.com has a PQI 2GB microSD card on sale for just $8.99 . No ...

Released the same day as the LG Chocolate phone, SanDisk's 2GB microSD cards let you fit twice as many Cure albums compared to the old 1GB cards.

Lexar is adding some new storage cards to its range – 4GB miniSDHC and 2GB microSD storage cards. Lexar’s new 4GB miniSDHC card will allow you to store more than 100 hours of video in MPEG4 (3GP2) ...

Here’s a 2GB microSD card for $41), you’re being price gouged for that shit; it’s similar to a restaurant charging you extra for that fly in your soup. But wait.

The company says the new flash memory card boasts the largest current capacity available in the world's smallest removable card for music and video phones.

The handset features a 1GHz processor, 2GB of built-in memory along with an included 2GB microSD card, Android 2.2 with full Flash support, support for Exchange and Gmail accounts, 5-megapixel ...

SanDisk on Monday released the Sansa e280, an 8GB digital music device that can be expanded to store 10GB of data with a SanDisk 2GB MicroSD card. The device is being offered for $249.

SanDisk microSD cards today come with capacities of up to 2GB, with higher capacities planned in the future -- Photo and video capability facilitated through the Sansa Media Converter, which ...

The SD 9.1 specification brings support for microSD Express cards with speeds up to 2GB/s, or twice the previous top speed introduced in the SD 9.1 spec. It does this via a PCIe Gen4 x1 lane.