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CES 2006: A-Data presents SD cards with capacity display
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Memory specialist A-Data today showed us its BCD-SD card. This is the latest member of the company's MyFlash product series and it is availaible in capacities of 128, 256, 512 Mb and 1 or 2 Gb. While the Turbo SD cards hit 150X speeds, the BCD-SD has 80X speed only. In exchange, it comes with a small LC display that shows the remaining storage capacity of the memory card. It uses the interface power to change the capacity display while plugged into a SD card reader, and it will maintain the display until it is replugged into a reader slot.
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