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SanDisk at PMA 2007 Mark Peters : March 25th 2007 - 19:02 CET
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SanDisk at PMA 2007 : It seemed somewhat unusual to find out that SanDisk did not use the PMA 2007 for massive introduction of new or upgraded products. Only small announcements were made, like the introduction of the SanDisk 8GB Ultra II SDHC memory card and an enhancement of the Extreme III assortment, but that was all. The flash memory market is going through incredibly vigorous times. Prices have been dropping as they never have before and even the smallest providers went along in this flow; more or less forced by the competition. Most providers know they can't keep up for long. SanDisk announced even before the PMA in Las Vegas started that they will take their precautions to be able to get along.
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SanDisk Flash Memory
The assortment of SanDisk products has strongly increased compared to a few years ago. The strong growth of the mobile imaging market is to thank for this increase. On large scale mobile equipment is being introduced, without a standard for a memory card, just like is the case with digital cameras. Thus giving room to a lot of miniature memory cards, manufactured with various speeds and storage capacity.
Storage Capacity
It is amazing to experience that the possibility still exists of doubling the storage capacity once again, enabling speeds that can't even be reached by a contemporary camera. It makes us very curious to find out what the flash memory market will do this year and what the outcome of this massive price drop will be for the availability of the memory cards and the existence of the small (Asian) providers.

Other PMA 2007 Final reports
• PMA 2007 Report
• Canon
• HiTi
• Hewlett Packard
• Kodak
• Nikon
• Olympus
• SanDisk
• Sigma
• Sony
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