Flash-card manufacturer SanDisk Corp. has joined the growing wireless LAN throngby unveiling a line of network interface cards (NICs) that integrate 802.11bcapability. SanDisk is partnering with ...
Woot’s special today could be a good deal—if the SanDisk Connect-Plus Wi-Fi card works in your CompactFlash-slotted PDA (and taking a cursory glance at the internet, it looks like most Windows Mobile ...
The advances in mobile technology included in current smartphones and tablets has made possible to take photographs in a very high-quality and record videos in 4K quality, but this pictures can take ...
The buzz around the PDA community is that the Sandisk SD wifi adapter is really hit and miss and generally resulted in failure when working with iPAQs. Possibly because of this, Sandisk has decided to ...
eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. SanDisk Corp. said it would begin shipping a Secure ...
Las Vegas — SanDisk entered multiple new markets here at CES with its first WiFi-equipped MP3 player, its first portable media player (PMP), and the industry’s first so-called USBTV device, which ...
SanDisk Corp. will begin shipping by the end of June a SD (Secure Digital) card that combines 256MB of memory and a wireless LAN adapter, the company said Monday. The card is designed for users of ...
SanDisk and Yahoo are the latest companies attempting to take on Apple’s iPod, releasing the Wi-Fi-enabled Sansa Connect on Monday. The Sansa Connect comes with a 2.2-inch LCD (liquid crystal display) ...
SanDisk is unveiling a pair of products designed to make flash memory cards more versatile. The SanDisk 256MB + Wi-Fi SD Combination Card offers 802.11b wireless connectivity as well as 256MB of ...
eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. SanDisks SD 256MB + Wi-Fi card, which is slated to ship ...
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