Luckily, SanDisk's Memory Stick PRO Duo flash cards come in two new high capacity sizes: 1GB and 2GB. This much storage space means that tons of pictures, video clips, movies, and game saves, can ...

Sony Corp. updated its Memory Stick product line with three new options: a high-speed Pro version, a smaller Duo form factor, and Memory Stick Select, which will allow users to select blocks of ...

Sony announced it’s raising the capacity of its Memory Stick Pro Duo to 8GB. Going on sale in Japan on March 9 for $325, the eight-gig flash memory cards won’t work with all Sony VAIO laptops ...

At the annual Consumer Electronics Show, Sony presented the newest member of its Memory StickA media family — the 8GB Memory Stick PROa¢ Duo. Weighing in at just two grams, 0.79-inches wide, ...

Sony Offers Accelerated Data Transfer With Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo Media To support the growth of products that record large amounts of data, such as high mega pixel digital cameras and ...

The Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo HX’s enhanced performance also enables users to rapidly transfer storage-intensive high-resolution photos and videos from the memory card to a computer. At transfer speeds ...

PNY Launches Memory Stick Pro Duo.PNY Flash Memory Solutions PNY has a comprehensive range of Flash Memory products from 512MB to 4GB, manufactured in Europe and backed by excellent warranties ...

Suggested retail price of the new Standard 2GB Memory Stick PRO Duo is $359.99, which includes a Memory Stick adapter that makes it compatible with all Memory Stick PRO devices.

If you for instance have a phone like the sony-ericsson P910 that accepts memory stick pro duos, it would be handy to get the duo ones so that you can use it for bth devices.<br><br>Have fun with ...

30MB/Second Making Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo HX the Fastest Consumer Memory Cards from Sony PARK RIDGE, N.J., May 10, 2010 Digital photographers have come to expect top performance from their equipment.

The company has also introduced a three-in-one USB 2.0 reader/writer, MSAC-USM1, that accepts Memory Stick, Duo, Pro and Pro Duo media, as well as MicroDrive and Type I and II CompactFlash cards.

Oh, and it’s not to be confused with the Memory Stick PRO, which is a regular-sized, higher-capacity version of the original Memory Stick. Can you see why we’re annoyed now? Read [Thanks, Mike] ...