KINGMAX,Taipei Jan 25,2006 –Mobile phones today are the symbols of the modern mobile digital lifestyle, of which memory cards are an increasingly important element. Memory cards have evolved from the early MMC and SD cards to the second-generation miniSD and RS-MMC specifications, growing smaller, lighter and thinner while providing ever increasing storage and flexibility for digital products. The third-generation microSD cards have taken this evolution to the next step: nearly the size of a fingernail (15mm×11mm×1mm), microSD cards are now the world’s smallest memory card products.
In 2005, the SD association announced the microSD specification, the newest member of the SD family. microSD is 100% compatible with the earlier T-flash format, and due to its extremely small size, microSD has quickly gained popularity among mobile phone makers seeking a smaller storage medium. These factors have resulted in explosive growth in phone products that support the microSD specification. Major manufacturers including Motorola, Samsung and LG have all released microSD-compatible mobile phones, and according to the latest “2005 Mobile Storage Products Research Report,â€
