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| 3G Memory Stick Duo Cards |
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19th August 2003 |
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With higher performance and embedded MagicGate technology, the Memory Stick PRO Duo cards are targeted for digital music players, digital still and video cameras. The Memory Stick PRO Duo cards feature high capacity, high-speed data transfer and built-in security for the secure transfer of copyright-protected content and real-time recording of high-resolution images and video. Some of the first
consumer electronics products that use the Memory Stick Duo or Memory
Stick PRO Duo cards include: “We are very excited to expand our product line to include the new Memory Stick Duo and Memory Stick PRO Duo cards,” said Nelson Chan, senior vice president and general manager of SanDisk’s retail business unit. “We believe this will allow people with mobile phones, digital cameras and other devices that use these new cards to readily store and use their digital pictures, music and personal data. With these additions, SanDisk is currently the only company to offer every major industry-standard card format available, which makes SanDisk a true one-stop shop for our retail customers.” The new Memory Stick Duo and Memory Stick PRO Duo cards are approximately 1/3 the size of a Memory Stick card and measure 20 x 31 x 1.6 mm (0.8 x 1.2 x 0.06 in). For maximum flexibility, both cards include a Memory Stick adapter for use in all Memory Stick or Memory Stick PRO devices. The new cards, which
SanDisk expects to begin shipping in September, will be available in
these capacities and respective pricing: In addition to these two new cards, SanDisk offers a complete line of Memory Stick products and accessories that includes the Memory Stick, Memory Stick with Select Function and USB 2.0 card readers. |
TODAY'S
PRESS RELEASES |
| Siemens Supplies 3G UMTS to Vodafone |
| Siemens mobile is supplying and installing all the infrastructure components for setting up the UMTS radio network and the accompanying network management system. |
| KDDI Upgrades to Latest Openwave Mobile Browser |
| Openwave Systems Inc. announced that KDDI, Japan's major total communications operator and ubiquitous solution company, has upgraded to Openwave Mobile Browser Version 6.2 |
| Camera-Phone Market Set To Double |
| According to a report released today by ARC Group, by the end of 2003 more than 55 million consumers worldwide will own camera-phone handsets, more than doubling |
| 3G Wireless Data Network for Centennial |
| Under an agreement announced today, Nortel Networks will replace Centennial Dominicana's existing CDMA 3G network with a complete CDMA2000 1X 3G solution |
| 3G Memory Stick Duo Cards |
| The new Memory Stick Duo cards are targeted at the new generation of 2.5G and 3G mobile phones |
| US Samsung Camera Phone |
| The PCS Vision Picture Phone VGA1000 by Samsung is the latest in a line-up of high quality, easy-to-use stylish products and features: |
| 3G Player Acquired |
| NVIDIA announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire MediaQ, Inc., the leading provider of graphics and multimedia technology for wireless mobile devices. |
| 3G Future Success |
| Despite the number of 2G and 2.5G contracts signed, future strength in this market lies in the 3G, WCDMA segment |
| $30 Million 3G Investment Shanghai |
| hanghai is going to become the second production location worldwide for W-CDMA technology from Siemens |
| 3G Handsets All At Sea |
| Motorola, announced that Conrad Humphreys will be using Motorola’s A830 handsets to help in his attempt to win the famous Fastnet Race |
| Danish 3G Launch in 2003 |
| The telecom company 3 is expecting its network to cover at least 30% of the Danish population by launch in the fourth quarter of 2003. |
| Americas Likes GSM Wireless |
| GSM has the highest annual growth of any wireless technology in Latin America and the Caribbean with a 121% increase in customers from June 2002 to June 2003 |
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