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Kingmax announces the world's first 256MB miniSD
Mark Peters : December 30th 2003 - 12:09 CETupdated
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 Kingmax has announced the release of a new high capacity 256MB mini Secure Digital Card (miniSD Card). At a tiny size of 20x21.5x1.4 mm, the miniSD card is also water resistant for greater convenience in portable electronics products such as mobile phones. As portable multimedia applications are on the rise, the latest consumer electronics products including digital camera phones, DSCs, DVs, PDAs and MP3 players are being designed with increasingly diverse features and expanded portability. Flash memory market in general continues to demand higher capacity with lighter, smaller and thinner memory products. In recent years, miniSD has been growing in popularity in Japan as more and more portable products supporting the emerging format.
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 However, up to now, miniSD cards have been limited to 128MB in storage capacity due to physical package size. To meet challenging market demands for increasing storage, KINGMAX has focused its advanced R&D capabilities and integrated its patented PIP? packaging technology to develop the revolutionary TinyPIP? packaging. Moreover, with years of experience in stacked memory module development, KINGMAX has doubled the capacity limitation in designing a revolutionary new flash product for the digital consumer market. With features including high speed data transmission, high quality data protection, water resistance, low power consumption and increased storage capacity, the new 256MB high capacity miniSD card provides the most reliable, high quality memory solution for all types of consumer applications.
Kingmax 256MB miniSD features:
- Fast data transfer rate up to 12.5MB/sec
- Full Plug and Play compatible
- Form factor: 21.5mm x 20mm x 1.4mm
- Card capacity up to 256MB
- Low power consumption to maximize battery life in small portable devices
- 5-Year Warranty
- Compliant with the Secure Digital Music Initiative (SDMI) portable device requirements |
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