Duracel, known for its battery, joins the flash memory market. The company has introduce USB flash drives, media card readers and SD/SDHC/CF/MicroSD memory cards.

Currently, Duracell offers a USB flash drive with 2GB, 4GB or 8GB capacity, a …

USBGeek offers an interesting SDHC memory card reader that looks like a monkey. It support SDHC, SD and MMC cards, as well as MiniSD, T-flash and MicroSD with an adapter.

It uses USB 2.0 interface offering up to 480Mbps transfer speed. It measures 68 …

A-DATA introduces the new S701, an USB flash drive for EeePC users. The S701 features white exterior with leather carrying strap and is the “best accessory to match EeePC”.

There is also a 8GB SDHC memory …

Panasonic announced in Japan its 32GB SDHC memory card (RP-SDV32GL1K). The new 32GB SDHC offers up to 20MB/s transfer rate and is able to work under extreme conditions and temperatures between -25 to +85⁰C.

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SanDisk announced the new Ultra II 32GB SDHC, is the “industry-leading capacity. The 32GB SDHC offers read and write speeds of 15MB/sec. A  SanDisk’s MicroMate, an USB 2.0 reader, will come with the 32GB cards.

The 32GB SDHC will be priced at $349.99.
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TrustedReviews gives us a review on the Panasonic SDR-S10 compact digital camcorder. The Panasonic SDR-S10 is one of the world’s smallest SDHC-based camcorder. It features a 1/6-inch 0.8-megapixel sensor, 10x optical zoom, a 2.7-inch LCD display. S10 supports MPEG-2 recording and it has a SDHC memory card slot supporting up to 8GB of SDHC.

TrustedReviews says:
At under £300, though, the SDR-S10 manages to pull of a bit of a coup. Normally, you would expect to pay a premium for the gadget desirability of a camcorder like this. But the price puts it amongst the lower end of the DV camcorder market. Now that you can buy 8GB SDHC cards for just over £50, the format is starting to look like an affordable option. So for a very reasonable price, the SDR-S10 really is a respectable camcorder you could carry in a trouser pocket without people asking if you were pleased to see them. And it’s water resistant, too!

SanDisk introduced its new 8GB Ultra II SDHC (SD High Capacity) memory card. The new SanDisk 8GB SDHC “features write speeds of 9 megabytes (MB) per second and read speeds of 10MB/sec”.
The 8GB SDHC is priced at US$239.99 and it will come with the SanDisk MicroMate USB 2.0 reader which costs US19.99. The SanDisk 8GB Ultra II SDHC will be available from June.

Century shows us the SDB25SD DIY-able Solid State Disk (SSD). The Century SDB25SD is actually a enclosure for you to insert up to 4 2GB SD memory card. However, the device does not support SDHC which means the maximum capacity it this …

Panasonic announced the SDR-S10, which claimed to be the World’s Smallest SDHC-based Camcorder. The Panasonic SDR-S10 has a 2.7-inch LCD display, 10x Optical zoom, and support for MPEG-2 recording and a SDHC memory card supporting up to 4GB of SDHC.

The SDR-S10 measures 1.2 x 2.5 …

SanDisk announced the 4GB microSD High Capacity (SDHC) memory card. A 4GB microSD card allows you to store more than 1000 MP3 muisc, up to 8 houes of MPEG4 video or 2000 high quality images.
“Content is driving the demand for higher capacity flash memory …