CES 2011: Lexar Media shows 32GB high-speed microSDHC card

Written by James Delahunty @ 05 Jan 2011 10:05 User comments (4)

At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Micron Technology's Lexar Media is showing new Class 10 high-speed microSD cards intended for use with mobile phones.

The 32GB Class 10 microSDHC card guarantees a minimum sustained write speed of 10MB per second and a read speed up to 20MB per second. The card is part of a performance kit that includes a USB reader and mediamove for Lexar Media sideload software for easy and quick file management.

The card also includes pre-loaded software to allow users to manage their stored images and videos, sync content with their PC or Mac, and share them on the most popular social websites. "We've seen a steady rise in the sophistication of smart and mobile phones, and usage trends show a convergence between communication and entertainment," said Jim Chan, product marketing manager, Lexar Media.

"Today's users rely on their mobile devices, beyond talk and email, for capturing live moments and downloading their favorite content – whether it's photos, music, or HD video – and they want the flexibility to store and share them on demand. It is with this knowledge that we’ve developed this convenient, all-in-one solution to enable users to not only capture moments and download content, but also to move these to a computer or social media sites easily."

The card is available now from Amazon.com or Lexar.com with an MSRP of $149.99.

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15.1.2011 22:15

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The card also includes pre-loaded software to allow users to manage their stored images and videos, sync content with their PC or Mac, and share them on the most popular social websites

It all sounded so good up to that point...but maybe it is removed easily.

25.1.2011 23:08

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Originally posted by KillerBug:

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The card also includes pre-loaded software to allow users to manage their stored images and videos, sync content with their PC or Mac, and share them on the most popular social websites

It all sounded so good up to that point...but maybe it is removed easily.

Hope so, KB. It's bad enough we suffer some memory loss from formatting let alone bloated junk we can't get rid off, I'll be damned!! - BLUEBOY

36.1.2011 01:00

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Originally posted by KillerBug:

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The card also includes pre-loaded software to allow users to manage their stored images and videos, sync content with their PC or Mac, and share them on the most popular social websites

It all sounded so good up to that point...but maybe it is removed easily.

Probably just like Sandisk's U3 junk.

46.1.2011 11:45

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Hopefully the very handy HP USB format tool will dump all that junk as easily as it gets rid of U3.

Good to hear decent micro SD HC cards are coming, I want one for my phone.
Now they just have to fall from their silly initial prices.

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