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	Amazon.com: SanDisk 512MB TransFlash microSD Card (SDSDQ-512-A10M, Retail Package): Electronics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The microSD card is based on TransFlash, which was developed by SanDisk in cooperation with Motorola and is the world’s smallest flash memory card form factor.
		The new microSD card is fully compatible with TransFlash card slots and is designed as a small, flash memory storage card for mobile phones and devices.
		The microSD card is fully compatible with the TransFlash card and is designed as a small, flash memory storage card for mobile phones and devices.
	www.amazon.com /SanDisk-TransFlash-microSD-SDSDQ-512-A10M-Package/dp/B000B59JJ2 (1106 words)

	What is a MicroSD Card?
		The microSD card is about a quarter of the size of a standard SD card, but it can still be used with devices that have SD card slots by using a special adapter.
		Some mobile phones or GPS trackers have removable microSD cards, but that feature is usually reserved for devices of a different nature, namely those that lend themselves to expandable and collapsible memory needs, like video and audio players.
		The general idea behind SD cards and microSD cards is that they can have memory capability of varying quantities.
	www.wisegeek.com /what-is-a-microsd-card.htm (475 words)

	MicroSD - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		There is one exception, which is that unlike TransFlash, microSD devices have the capability to support NFC (Near Field Communication).
		As of September 2006, microSD cards are commonly available in capacities from 128 MB through 2 GB, with unconfirmed samples of 4GB cards claimed to exist as well.
		The microSD format was originally created by SanDisk.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/MicroSD (656 words)

	Gamerz-Edge --SanDisk Announces 2GB microSD cards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		With SanDisk adapters, microSD cards can be “stepped up” to fit into a variety of other electronics devices that have miniSD and SD slots.
		MicroSD cards were developed in 2004 by SanDisk as TransFlash™.
		microSD cards are one-fourth the size of standard SD cards and are about the size of a fingernail (15mm x 11mm x1mm).
	www.gamerz-edge.com /news/articles/101206SanDisk.html (609 words)

	TransFlash / microSD - buy online from Blue Unplugged
		microSD is an ultra-small, removable flash memory card format originally based on the TransFlash card format.
		The microSD is primarily used in mobile phones, but because of its size and increasing capacity it's also being used in handheld GPS devices, portable MP3 players, and expandable USB flash memory drives.
		This microSD Card provides 2 GB of removable storage and increases the available memory for...
	www.blueunplugged.com /Products/TransFlash.aspx (260 words)

	TransFlash microSD
		In the 3rd quarter of 2005 TransFlash was adapted by the SD Card Association as the third form factor memory card in the Secure Digital family, after SD Memory Card and miniSD.
		The microSD has exactly the same dimensions and specifications as the TransFlash and therefore both memory cards are completely compatible to each other.
		Today the microSD is the most common used memory card in mobile phones and the SD Card Association’s objective is to make microSD a de facto memory card standard for all mobile phones.
	www.allmemorycards.com /micro-sd.htm (256 words)

	SanDisk Introduces 2 GB microSD Card
		A microSD card, for example, is only 15 mm by 11 mm by 1 mm, about the size of the nail on a pinkie finger.
		SanDisk, for example, has just introduced a 2 GB microSD card, making it the first card of this type to reach this capacity.
		More information on the new SanDisk 2 GB microSD card is available on its developer's web site or from Verizon's web site.
	www.brighthand.com /default.asp?newsID=12346 (404 words)

	Sandisk First to Offer 512-Mb microSD Card
		The new microSD card is fully compatible with the TransFlash card and is designed as a small, flash memory storage card for mobile phones and devices.
		TransFlash (microSD) cards are designed for new compact, full-featured mobile phones with storage-intensive multimedia applications such as music, photo and video capture and download.
		The SanDisk microSD cards sold in retail channels will include an adapter that allows them to be used in any of the existing devices with SD card slots.
	www.physorg.com /news5149.html (657 words)

	TransFlash to become microSD - MobileTracker
		SanDisk and the SD Card Association today jointly announced that microSD is in the final stages of approval to become a memory standard.
		SanDisk will stop marketing TransFlash once microSD is finalized since microSD is backwards and forwards compatible with TransFlash (there are only very minor differences).
		Both microSD and TransFlash use memory cards that measure just 11mm x 15mm x 1mm, allowing phone designers to have high-memory phones with just about any design.
	www.mobiletracker.net /archives/2005/03/14/microsd-memory (200 words)

	PC World - Toshiba Readies New MicroSD Cards
		The microSD cards will be available in 256MB, 512MB, and 1GB capacities and go on sale in July and August.
		MicroSD is the smallest commercial memory card format and as such is finding favor with makers of cell phones and other portable devices where space is a premium.
		The SDHC cards correspond to the new SD Memory Card version 2 specification, which allows a faster data transfer rate, and extends the maximum possible capacity of a card from 2GB to 32GB.
	www.pcworld.com /news/article/0,aid,126272,00.asp (364 words)

	SD Card Association approves microSD specification \| Digital Camera Review
		The microSD card, the world's smallest removable storage card provides full compatibility and interoperability with current SD devices.
		The SD Memory Card, along with the miniSD and now microSD cards, is the dominant memory format of choice for the wireless communications industry.
		The full interoperability of the microSD with TransFlash means that the microSD card can be used immediately in the millions of handsets that currently use TransFlash cards.
	www.letsgodigital.org /en/news/articles/story_3718.html (506 words)

	MicroSD Max size - RIM Blackberry Forums - Pinstack.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		When a 2GB microSD memory card is inserted in a BlackBerry Pearl 8100 smartphone, the LCD screen on the BlackBerry Pearl will not turn on, and the red LED will blink continually.
		I came accross the same problem, at first I thought my phone might be defective, thankfully it's just a bug (hopefully).
		On a link to this website, it states that the [specific] microSD won't be available to Nov. 7.
	blackberryforums.pinstack.com /6939-microsd_max_size.html (1126 words)

	2GB microSD card shipping from SanDisk - MobileTracker
		Almost a third of phones sold worldwide this year are expected to have removable memory.
		The microSD uses the latest advancements in flash memory technology to deliver the smallest memory card in the world.
		Measuring about one-fourth the size of a standard SD card, the fingernail-size microSD card provides high-performance and expanded memory capacity for mobile phones using SanDisk's TransFlash card slot or any new devices that are marked as microSD slots.
	www.mobiletracker.net /archives/2006/07/31/2gb-microsd (207 words)

	Micro Secure Digital Memory Cards (microSD, T-Flash, TransFlash)
		The microSD Memory Card offers all of the benefits of a standard SD Card, but in a much smaller size.
		microSD cards are 11 mm x 15 mm x 1 mm thick and are intended for use in small devices like mobile phones and portable audio players.
		microSD cards come in capacities ranging from 16 to 512 megabytes (2 GB expected in 2006).
	www.opticsplanet.net /micro-secure-digital-memory-cards.html (266 words)

	The Two Inch View » Sandisk’s 1 GB microSD Memory Card Reviewed
		Once the microSD card is in the holder, you fold the hinge forward so the gold contacts connect.
		Given that the 512 MB microSD card costs $44.99, the best value for the dollar is with the 1 GB version.
		This 1 GB microSD card from Sandisk does it’s job well, without glitches, and is a reasonable price.
	www.twoinchview.com /?p=51 (819 words)

	Kingston Technology Company - Flash Memory - MicroSD Card
		Enhance your mobile life with Kingston's microSD removable memory card.
		Kingston's microSD memory card also helps you move data between phones.
		Each Kingston microSD comes with an SD adapter that gives you the convenience to use it as a full-size secure digital (SD) card in SD-enabled devices, including media readers such as Kingston's TravelLite and 15-in-1 Reader.
	www.kingston.com /flash/sd_micro.asp (621 words)

	PC World - Smaller SD Memory Card Coming Soon
		TransFlash was proposed to the association several weeks ago by SanDisk for consideration as an industry standard called MicroSD, Eli Harari, president and CEO of SanDisk said in Tokyo in February.
		As proposed, the TransFlash and MicroSD formats will be compatible with each other and the MicroSD will also be able to be used in SD slots via an adapter.
		The card format is seen as particularly advantageous in devices such as cell phones where space is at a premium and there is constant pressure to miniaturize devices or fit more technology into the same space.
	www.pcworld.com /news/article/0,aid,120037,RSS,RSS,00.asp (559 words)

	microSD TransFlash
		ATP microSD cards are waterproof/extreme temperature durable, and have fast transfer speed, ATP microSD cards are the perfect upgrade flash card for your new multimedia featured phone.
		Designed for the most extreme interpretations of “mobility,” they are built with ample protection from water, dust, ESD (electro-static discharge), and an extreme temperature range of -40 and 85 degrees Celsius.
		MMCmobile (DV-RSMMC), microSD (TransFlash), MMCmicro, miniSD, RS-MMC, CF, ProMax CF,
	www.usamemory.net /microsd.html (629 words)

	Products - microSD Combo
		The 3-in-1 microSD combo provides a total mobile data solution for most mobile handsets on the market today with removable memory card slots.
		With the microSD flash card inside the USB enclosure, you have a fully functional USB pen drive, whereas outside the USB enclosure, you have a normal flash memory card fully usable by its compatible host devices.
		The microSD reader is a direct high speed USB interface between your microSD cards and your USB host device.
	flash.atpinc.com /products/view.php?product_id=1260 (306 words)

	microsd combo
		You can tell how small the microSD card is by its name, so there must be an easier and safer way to transport it around.
		One of the adapters will turn your microSD into a standard SD card, while the other adapter requires you to insert the microSD-turned-SD, effectively transforming into a USB flash drive instead.
		The entire microSD combo set from ATP costs approximately $30, and makes a swell solution to keeping your microSD card safe and sound.
	www.ubergizmo.com /15/archives/2006/10/atp_microsd_combo_set.html (132 words)

	SimpleTech 512MB microSD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This new card combines high storage capacity, fast data transfer rates, reliability and security into a memory card about half the size of a postage stamp.
		SimpleTech's new microSD memory card satisfies the trend towards the ever-shrinking more feature-rich mobile phones and digital devices including camera phones, PDAs, MP3 players, smartphones, and digital cameras.
		SimpleTech includes an adapter to ensure the new microSD memory card is fully compatible with existing Secure Digital devices.
	www.simpletech.com /parts/stimicrosd512.htm (188 words)

	Engadget Mobile
		Take this relatively boring TS605, for example: yeah, it's got a microSD slot, a 1.3 megapixel cam, and me-too thinphone styling, but we can't help but be drawn to the mystery of a candybar we can't get in these parts.
		The 220 x 176 display is subpar, the 1.3 megapixel cam perfectly average, and the 64MB of internal memory with microSD expansion merely ho-hum, but the integrated FM radio, A2DP, and touchscreen with Chinese character recognition are pretty nifty.
		Of course, the most interesting part of the device is that numeric keypad on the face of the phone, with a semi-automatic sliding QWERTY keyboard tucked behind, but at 0.7-inches thick, it looks like HTC managed to keep things relatively slim, despite the extra keys.
	www.engadgetmobile.com /search/?q=microsd (2487 words)

	Kingston MicroSD 1GB Memory Card with SD Card Adapter (SDC-1GB) @ GPS City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Kingston's 1GB microSD (formally known as Trans Flash) memory cards combine massive storage capacity and ironclad security in a memory card no bigger than QUARTER the size of a postage stamp.
		For added reliability and durability, the Kingston solid-state microSD memory cards are built of nonvolatile memory components and have no moving parts to wear out or break.
		Each Kingston microSD comes with an SD adapter that gives you the convenience to use it as a full-size secure digital (SD) card in SD-enabled devices.
	www.gpscity.com /item-kingston-1gb-microsd-data-card-with-adapter/msdk1gb.htm (462 words)

	TransFlash becomes microSD \| InfoWorld \| News \| 2005-07-14 \| By Martyn Williams, IDG News Service
		The card, which is already used in some mobile telephones, is similar in appearance to a cell phone SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card.
		That's three and a half times smaller than miniSD, which until now was the smallest SD format card, and about one-tenth the volume of the SD card.
		TransFlash and microSD are compatible with each other and microSD can be used in SD card slots with the use of an adapter.
	www.infoworld.com /article/05/07/14/HNtransflash_1.html (999 words)

	MicroSD Memory Card Standard Coming Soon
		Posted By: Ryan on Monday, March 14, 2005 2:44:28 PM The SD Card Association announced plans to finalize specifications for a new, super-compact memory card this Spring during the CTIA wireless show.
		The microSD card is supported by the more than 800 members of the SD Association and can be used immediately in the millions of handsets that currently use TransFlash.
		And is microSD merely a rebadging/relaunch marketing move for the TF format or are there other differences such as copy protection or encryption support?
	www.palminfocenter.com /view_story.asp?ID=7670 (1100 words)

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