You may have noticed that there have been lots of SSD deals to be had recently, but if you haven’t pulled the trigger on a purchase yet, we’ve got another great one for you. Today, B&H Photo Video has ...

Designed for Camcorders and Digital Cameras That Capture Still Images and Video, New SanDisk Cards Offer 50 Percent Faster Read and Write Speeds; 32GB is Industry-Leading Capacity Giving photo ...

SanDisk today announced its latest consumer-class solid-state drive (SSD), the SanDisk Ultra II, which comes with the company’s lowest price point to date for a flash drive. While SanDisk’s media ...

SanDisk Corporation announced the new SanDisk Ultra II Solid State Drive with enhanced SSD Dashboard. The new drive is designed to deliver a cost-effective and easy upgrade solution for PC owners ...

The bits, they just keep coming -- now that 16GB SDHC cards are old hat, SanDisk's gone and upped the ante with these new 32GB cards. That matches Toshiba's record, but you won't be able to get your ...

I have a few of the Sandisk Ultra II 2GB SD version. I prefer them over the Extreme III Compact flash because the in-camera write speed is a tap faster. Although it's slightly slower in between PC ...

Dubai - September 26 th, 2006: SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK) today introduced a 4-gigabyte (GB)[1] SanDisk Ultra II SD High Capacity (SDHC) card to meet the growing demand for higher capacity ...

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Given that the Nintendo Wii’s storage options have been on my mind in the last hour, I figured it would be a good time to talk about current solutions to the Wii storage situation. While the external ...

The listed specs are minimum 30MB/s for the Extreme III, and 15MB/s for the Ultra II. I have a Canon Rebel XSi, and am using the off-brand card that came with it, but it's not fast enough to keep up ...

Despite being one of the lucky few who own their own NAND fab and their own controller technology (albeit slow and outdated), when it comes to SSDs SanDisk isn’t usually a name you’d hear too often.