But there's more. Sony and SanDisk are bringing SDXC technology to Sony's Memory Stick world, with Memory Stick Pro, Pro HG, and Memory Stick Micro M2 cards, all getting bumped into the Extended ...

Other card formats - CompactFlash, Memory Stick, xD-Picture Card, to name just a few - have long been consigned to the history books, but even after a quarter of a century, the SD card shows ...

TOKYO — In a move to pump up the Secure Digital Memory Card format for its impending battle with Sony Corp.'s Memory Stick, Toshiba Corp. has released a series of read/write controllers that support ...

Insert the memory stick into an SD port on your computer or a memory card reader that's connected to the PC. Click the Windows orb and select "Computer" in the right pane of the Start menu.

In response to Memory Stick, which Sony launched in 1998, SanDisk, Toshiba, and Panasonic launched the Secure Digital (SD) card in 2000. Since then, SD has become the dominant memory card format ...

As mentioned near the top of this article, SD cards were in large part a response to Sony's Memory Stick format. Sony has had a long history of trying to popularize its proprietary media formats ...

SD cards and microSD cards have a lot of their own ... if you stick a microSD card rated V90 into an SD adapter ... with the huge drops we’ve seen in memory and storage rates in ...

Back at the dawn of history – 1999 to be exact – a collection of tech companies decided to band together to take on Sony, which had launched its Memory Stick cards the year before. The product of this ...