Kingston just boosted the capacity of their SDHC card family by doubling the storage over their 8GB SD memory card. MSRP is $231 for the Class 4 card, which is capable of moving data at a minimum of 4-Megabytes per second. Of course, you’ll need an SDHC-compatible slot on your device to use one of these 16 GB cards. Since I’m not buying an Eye-Fi card for my camera just yet, I’ll have to check if it can take an SDHC card or not. I’m certain my Asus Eee PC could benefit from this card though… hmm…
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