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	SmartMedia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		SmartMedia is a flash memory card standard owned by Toshiba.
		A user could copy the images to his or her computer with a SmartMedia reader (typically a small box that connects via USB or some other serial connection).
		SmartMedia was popular in digital cameras, and reached its peak in about 2001 when it garnered nearly half of the digital camera market.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/SmartMedia (898 words)

	Smartmedia Card - Discontinued (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		SmartMedia cards, introduced in 1996 by Toshiba and are presently only manufactured by Samsung and Toshiba.
		Smartmedia memory cards are one of the lightest and thinnest form factor flash storage devices available.
		Smartmedia memory cards are used primarily by Fuji, Olympus, Ricoh and of course Samsung and Toshiba.
	www.picstop.co.uk /SmartMedia (156 words)

	Olympus Announces 32MB SmartMedia™ Card
		Olympus brand SmartMedia cards are compatible with camera models (from companies such as Agfa, Epson, Fuji, Minolta, Olympus, Toshiba and others) designed to accept industry standard SmartMedia cards.
		The Olympus brand 32MB SmartMedia card, which is expected to sell for $99, works in all digital camera models that are compatible with the 3.3V 32MB SmartMedia architecture.
		All devices that have a part number (MAFP-1) are compatible up to 16MB SmartMedia, with the ability to upgrade to 32MB compatibility by simply downloading an updated driver from the Olympus website at http://www.olympus.com/digital.
	www.olympusamerica.com /cpg_section/cpg_pressDetails.asp?pressNo=44 (1134 words)

	SmartMedia-Information
		SmartMedia is a storage card about one-third the size of a PC Card and 0.76mm in thickness.
		SmartMedia devices are Flash Memory type Devices and are also known as SSFDC (Solid State Floppy Disk Cards.)
		SmartMedia ATA memory products are storage devices that can be used by devices like digital cameras to hold information.
	www.techadvice.com /tech/S/SmartMedia.htm (475 words)

	SmartMedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		SmartMedia is the name of top-of-the-line HVAC filtration and paint arrestor media products developed and manufactured by Superior Fibers.
		SmartMedia is made of smaller diameter fibers that have been totally encapsulated in Poly
		Moreover, SmartMedia pads and blankets are compressed prior to shipping and warehousing to save space & shipping costs, then instantly return to their normal size for installation.
	www.superiorfibers.com /1.php (144 words)

	SmartMedia Memory Card SSFDC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		SmartMedia memory cards (SSFDC) are about one-third the area of a conventional PC card and only 0.76 mm in thickness.
		SmartMedia digital media can be used in portable devises that require internal file data storage and in equipment that processes such data, including digital cameras, PDA, electronic musical instruments, voice recorder, faxes, printers, scanners, word processors and handy terminals.
		The NAND-type flash memory chip installed in the SmartMedia memory card is a full-serial type that conducts serial input and output of address data commands from the I/O terminal, and automatically performs fast write/erase actions inside the terminal.
	www.memoryxflash.com /store/catalog/SmartMedia-Memory-Card-SSFDC.html (434 words)

	SmartMedia Card
		SmartMedia Card was introduced in 1996 by Toshiba Corporation and was originally called SSFDC, for Solid State Floppy Disk Card.
		The SmartMedia Card’s write protect pad is the circle that can be found in the middle of the card, when facing the front of the card.
		We do not claim to be affiliated with SmartMedia and SmartMedia Card or any memory card manufacturers or their trademarks.
	www.allmemorycards.com /smartmedia-card.htm (426 words)

	Smart Media memory - NightOwl Digital Camera
		We cannot obtain any SmartMedia from any of the many manufacturers we have worked with in the past.
		SmartMedia is designed to ensure that data can be easily transferred between different operating systems and peripherals including digital cameras and MP3 players.
		SmartMedia memory cards are available in 8, 16, 32, 64 and 128 MB capacities.
	www.nightowlcamera.com /smartmedia.html (198 words)

	Smartmedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Smartmedia is used in cameras, MP3 players, and lots of other devices.
		Its amongst the first flash memory cards and has a 128Mb limit.On a Smartmedia device the controller is in the device so it must support the size of card you are using, if in doubt email us.
		Smartmedia 128Mb 3.3V with plastic case, 1 year G'tee Out of stock, probably won't be more
	www.allyourmedia.co.uk /smartmedia.htm (181 words)

	Howstuffworks "Removable Flash Memory Cards"
		SmartMedia and CompactFlash cards are both well-known, especially as "electronic film" for digital cameras.
		SmartMedia cards are available in capacities ranging from 2 MB to 128 MB.
		Both SmartMedia and CompactFlash, as well as PCMCIA Type I and Type II memory cards, adhere to standards developed by the Personal Computer Memory Card International Association (PCMCIA).
	electronics.howstuffworks.com /flash-memory2.htm (917 words)

	NEWS! - Game over for SmartMedia?
		We'd not expect SmartMedia to vanish any time soon - there are too many SmartMedia-based products already 'in the wild' for manufacturers to ignore the opportunity of selling more flash cards - but it might well mean that development on larger cards ceases.
		SmartMedia was the format of choice for digital cameras several years ago, when capacity demands were much lower; the cards were fast, and undeniably small and light.
		Likewise, the wide contact areas on the SmartMedia card which lead to a higher risk of electrostatic damage, replaced with thin contact strips more similar to what is found on Memory Sticks and certain other flash formats.
	www.imaging-resource.com /NEWS/1026799486.html (787 words)

	Dissecting SmartMedia
		The 32 MB SmartMedia card that came with my Olympus Camedia C-2500L digital camera died a little while back.
		Even though SmartMedia cards have exposed contact surfaces, I would have thought that the developers engineered it so that it would be robust and reliable.
		After seeing the composition of a SmartMedia card, the much smaller size of the SD Card or xD-Picture Card is not so astonishing anymore.
	www.camerahacker.com /Digital/SmartMedia_Dissect.shtml (333 words)

	SmartMedia (SSFDC) Card
		SmartMedia is a semiconductor-based memory card designed to address the need for a compact and reliable storage medium for emerging portable and handheld applications.
		SmartMedia was designed to address the growing demand of the small form factor storage market.
		SmartMedia is currently used in the Solid State Floppy Disk Card (SSFDC) removable storage media for handheld consumer electronics products such as digital cameras.
	www.magicram.com /Merchant/smartmed.htm (229 words)

	Amazon.com: Olympus 64 MB SmartMedia Card: Electronics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Olympus SmartMedia memory cards also make panorama pictures a snap by taking advantage of the panorama function in Olympus digital cameras.
		Olympus SmartMedia cards are designed specifically for award-winning filmless digital cameras.This special SmartMedia card allows up to 20 separate images to be combined with the help of a PC to create stunning panoramic views.
		The difference is that when an Olympus brand SmartMedia card is used, your digital camera keeps exposure settings constant across these multiple shots; which makes for a consistent panorama when you reassemble the individual shots via your computer.
	www.amazon.com /Olympus-64-MB-SmartMedia-Card/dp/B0000511L5 (1250 words)

	SmartMedia Card Pinout, PC SmartMedia Card Memory Module Pin Out
		SmartMedia is another type of Removable NAND-type small flash memory card format.
		The SmartMedia device size is 45 mm x 37 mm x 0.76 mm [thick].
		The SmartMedia card does not use a connector, instead it uses a contact area as shown in the graphic below.
	www.interfacebus.com /SmartMedia_Pinout.html (244 words)

	Windows Marketplace: Search results
		SmartMedia cards store digital photographs, supplementing your camera's on-board memory and the cards you may already own.
		PNY SmartMedia cards are specifically designed for use with digital still cameras, PDA's, MP3 players and other electronic products that use SmartMedia cards as standard or extended data storage.
		SmartMedia is one of the thinnest solutions for removable solid-state memory.
	www.windowsmarketplace.com /results.aspx?bcatid=653 (885 words)

	Mend your SmartMedia card and make it Olympus Panoramic compatible (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		If your SmartMedia card doesn't work in your Olympus camera anymore then it's probably because you used your PC to delete some files off it, to write to it, or to format it.
		The first program deliberately BREAKS the low level formatting on your SmartMedia Card, which is necessary so that the Second program will enforce that a new one be re-written, but with the Olympus Panoramic header on it (as the 2nd file has been modified to write the Panoramic header).
		If your SmartMedia card won't work on your Olympus then you've probably run out of options and the risk of running this program against your card is one you will probably feel you have to take.
	www.sallyandsteve.dsl.pipex.com /smartmedia (813 words)

	Mikhailtech - Kingston SmartMedia 64mb Card Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		After more than 1.5 years running Mikhailtech on the same 4mb storage card, it was time for an upgrade.
		I'm referring to the SmartMedia flash card which came (by default) with my Fuji FinePix 1400Z 1.3MP digicam.
		For those unfamiliar with SmartMedia, it is basically a SSFDC (Solid State Floppy Disk Card) made of a single NAND flash chip and used by various digital devices.
	www.mikhailtech.com /articles/storage/kingstonsm64 (393 words)

	Amazon.com: SanDisk 32 MB SmartMedia Card: Electronics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		SanDisk SmartMedia cards are the perfect answer when you're looking for portable, easy-to-use storage for images, music, data, and other digital files.
		The SanDisk 32MB SmartMedia card was the largest available when I bought it last year to supplement the 64MB onboard the Rio500 MP3 player.
		Bear in mind that since that time, a 64MB card has become available, and it will work flawlessly in the Rio500; larger MB cards are promised and should be compatible as well.
	www.amazon.com /SanDisk-32-MB-SmartMedia-Card/dp/B0000488VH (1049 words)

	Priyadi’s Place » Blog Archive » Never Use Smartmedia Cards With Card Reader
		With Smartmedia, I found out that reading a Smartmedia card with a card reader often rendered it unreadable by the camera, while still readable by computer.
		After wasting two Smartmedias, I found out that I’m not alone with this problem, there are lots of people having similar problem.
		Since Smartmedia is an obsolete format, we can expect the camera itself is an older model which could use simplified algorithm to access the filesystem.
	priyadi.net /archives/2004/10/12/never-use-smartmedia-cards-with-card-reader (875 words)

	BBPC News \| BuildOrBuy - SmartMedia
		There are currently only two manufacturers of SmartMedia, Samsung and Toshiba.
		All the other cards on the market are rebadged from one of these manufacturers.
		SmartMedia is a trademark of Toshiba Corp. Both cards are manufactured to SSDFC standards www.ssfdc.or.jp/english/ "
	www.buildorbuy.org /smartmedia.html (76 words)

	Amazon.com: Viking 128 MB SmartMedia Card (SSFDC3/128): Electronics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		So, to be on the safe side, I decided that I would just buy a 128MB card and leave it in the camera all the time.
		From research, I found that there are only two companies that produce smartmedia cards and that the only difference between the two is the country in which they are produced.
		SmartMedia is now outdated having been replaced by newer memory formats.
	www.amazon.com /Viking-128-SmartMedia-Card-SSFDC3/dp/B00005AC8W (1387 words)

	Concentration Computer Co.LLC--Troubleshooting Tips--SmartMedia™ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		There is no industry standard as to how a SmartMedia Card should be inserted in the SmartMedia Adapter or SmartMedia Card Reader.
		The Rio uses SmartMedia™ 3.3v compliant flash memory in a proprietary environment.
		SimpleTech provides a utility which will allow the user to format SmartMedia™ cards used with the Rio back to standard SmartMedia™ 3.3v compliance (for use in devices such as digital cameras).
	cccdxb.com /support/support_ts-sm.htm (1168 words)

	XOOPS en español - SmartMedia - Xoops Módulos - Artículos
		SmartMedia es un módulo para XOOPS 2 que permitie manejar una colección de clips multimedia, se agrupada por categorías y carpetas(folders) ¡Este es la primera vez en la historia de XOOPS 2, que un módulo ofrece una arquitectura que apoya una dirección del volumen realmente poligloto, manejada por diferentes formas!
		SmartMedia es un XOOPS 2 módulo que lo permitió maneja una colección de grapas multimedios, se agrupada por las categorías y plegadores.
		SmartMedia que actualmente sólo apoya QuickTime pero la arquitectura(base) ya está allí, para apoyar otros tipos del video como los de Windows Media, Real Media, Flash y Mpeg.
	www.esxoops.com /modules/news/article.php?storyid=367 (339 words)

	Olympus announce USB SmartMedia reader: Digital Photography Review
		Images can be read from SmartMedia cards that were recorded in cameras from all SmartMedia based cameras from companies such as Agfa, Epson, Fuji, Minolta, Olympus, Toshiba, and others.
		Also of interest is a recent observation that SmartMedia cards have been implemented for use in other consumer electronic products, including the new Diamond Multimedia Systems Rio MP3 player.
		Not only is the new Olympus USB SmartMedia Reader/Writer an excellent and speedy digital camera download device but it also can serve a second purpose.
	www.dpreview.com /news/9906/99061801olysmreader.asp (746 words)

	256 MB SmartMedia next year: Digital Photography Review
		A rumour bouncing around a couple of Japanese digital camera sites is that the SSFDC Forum (those companies involved in development and production of SmartMedia and SmartMedia products) will be sitting down in October to lay out a standard for 256 MB SmartMedia.
		The aim is that 256 MB SmartMedia should be priced between 10,000 and 20,000 YEN (US$80 - US$160) per piece.
		My question is (a) is it soon enough (b) can SmartMedia perform well enough for the 4, 5 and 6 megapixel digital cameras coming up and (c) will those SmartMedia cameras which are 128 MB compatible support the new 256 MB cards?
	www.dpreview.com /news/0109/01090702smartmedia256mb.asp (113 words)

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