L exar has unveiled a 1TB version of its Armor Gold SDXC UHS-II card, positioned in the brand’s top-tier high-performance ...

Looking to swap out that old hard drive or SSD for one that has more storage? You might want to hold off on that thought, as SanDisk has figured out a way to cram 1TB of memory in an SD card. That’s ...

The 1TB Lexar® ARMOR GOLD SDXC™ Card is compatible with UHS-II and UHS-I devices and will be available late Q3 2025 at an ...

Although SanDisk was the first to show off a 1TB SD card prototype back in 2016, it seems Lexar is the first company to sell them. The problem is, these cards are so expensive it's cheaper to buy two ...

The card doubles the size of the 512GB SanDisk Extreme Pro that SanDisk introduced in 2014. "Just a few short years ago the idea of a 1TB capacity point in an SD card seemed so futuristic – it's ...

The world's first-ever 1 TB SDXC card that doubles the storage capacity offered by the biggest current-gen memory card is finally here! On Tuesday, Sept. 20, global storage technology and solutions ...

Right now, the cheapest microSD card is available at Amazon for only $169.99. The new Silicon Power 1TB Superior MicroSDXC card was claimed to beat the likes of Sandisk 1TB Ultra, both in terms of ...

SanDisk's new prototype 1TB SDXC card packs more storage than most high-end laptops in a form-factor that you can balance on your pinky. A few years ago, it was inconceivable that anyone would want a ...

We should be used to Sandisk continuing to push the storage barrier, but their announcement of the world's largest SD card is an impressive one; with the company unveiling their massive new 1TB SD ...

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Get ready to cram your entire digital life onto your phone. SanDisk and Micron today both announced microSD cards with 1TB capacities. These tiny storage cards can hold up to 500 hours of HD movies, ...

Some say you can’t put a price on memories, but technology is the exception. It’s almost expected to cough up a couple hundred dollars to make room for your favorite games, video recordings, and other ...