Lexar launches new media card readers
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Lexar Media today at Photokina (Hall 1.2, B-058) introduced two new Professional CompactFlash Readers designed for nearly instantaneous data transfer as well enhanced version of its multicard readers.
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Company debuts new products that let businesspeople shuttle data from databases to mobile gadgets.
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The Korean electronics maker debuted the second iteration of its external drive that can read both next generation formats, and write to Blu-ray discs.
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Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. on Friday unveiled a new SD Memory Card that doubles as a smart card, allowing consumers to use the product as a wallet or a train ticket, as well as to store music and pictures.
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Multifunction devices, workgroup printers, and a new digital pen debut.
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The release schedule includes a new free Acrobat Reader, now with reviewing capabilities, the company said. Adobe is highlighting its focus on workgroups and document management.
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The New York Times debuts the Times Reader, an application that attempts to deliver the experience of a real newspaper to the computer screen. Is this the end of ink-stained fingers? By Jeff Koyen.
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Eastman Kodak Co. and Lexar Media Inc. have expanded digital media card offerings with new Kodak picture cards. Lexar will distribute and market Kodak xD-Picture Cards through both companiesâ global retail
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Eye-Fi's two-gigabyte secure-digital (SD) memory card can wirelessly send photos to a PC or a photo-sharing website.
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New chip will cut the time required to transfer content onto those devices.
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The miCard (Multiple Interface card) is designed to work in smaller consumer gadgets such as digital cameras.
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Company also unveils a device that allows digital photographers to bypass the PC.
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Miniature hard drive will feature a Compact Flash card form factor.
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Blue-laser disc format's standard adopts new video codecs.
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Many 'contactless' credit cards can allow their owner's name and card number to be read at a distance.
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New products include 802.11g/a cards for both notebooks and desktops.
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com. Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. announced a line of flash-memory cards that are smaller than a thumbnail, as the firm said it had defeated the nagging problem of high power consumption.