Worried that you might run out of storage space on that cell-phone? SanDisk doesn’t want you losing sleep at night wondering what music you’ll have to move from one memory card to another. That’s why they introduced high-capacity, 16-GB microSD cards today. The small flash memory works with any phone that supports the SDHC or Secure Digital High Capacity, microSD format and retails for just $99.99. Sorry, you’ll have to provide your own music for these cards; they don’t come with any albums included. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.SanDisk also has a 16-GB card for Sony Ericsson devices that support the M2, or Memory Stick Micro form-factor, although these retail for $30 more. Best Buy Mobile will carry the new cards starting in October, while Verizon Wireless stores get them a month later.
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