All SanDisk USB sticks to get encrypted 'vault'
Storage giant SanDisk has come up with a new half-way house for users who want to use encryption on portable USB without getting too techie.
SanDisk articles
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SanDisk launches world's highes capacity MicroSD card
SanDisk plans to announce tomorrow that it is shipping the world's highest capacity removable memory card for smartphones, a 32GB microSD card.
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Samsung withdraws offer to acquire SanDisk
Samsung Electronics has withdrawn its offer to acquire rival flash memory-maker SanDisk citing a lack of progress after six months of discussions between the two companies.
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FIRST LOOK: SanDisk's 'stylish' USB stick
Move over Prada, Gucci, and Calvin Klein, SanDisk's new Cruzer Contour flash drive, "is a unique fashion statement". We know this because SanDisk says so. What it actually means, once you parse out the Web 2.0 idiom, is that the Contour doesn't look like a pack of bubble gum. Instead, it slopes downward at the back and there's no cap for its USB connector, which is stowed away inside the housing.
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Sandisk, RealNetworks partner on iPod rival
RealNetworks is hoping to make a stronger push into the portable digital music market with the introduction of Sandisk's Sansa music players that come bundled with RealNetworks Rhapsody music service.
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SanDisk adds USB connection to SD Card
SanDisk has developed an SD (Secure Digital) memory card that includes a built-in USB connector so the card can be directly plugged into a computer.
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SanDisk flashes new memory cards, readers
SanDisk has announced a series of CompactFlash (CF) cards that double the read and write speeds of its fastest cards available, as well as an 8GB version of its Ultra II CF Type 1 flash memory card.
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SanDisk offers 6-in-1 PC Card adapter
SanDisk has introduced a 6-in-1 PC Card adapter. The device works with SD, MultiMediaCard, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, xD-Picture Card and SmartMedia formats.
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Toshiba, Sandisk boost flash memory
Toshiba and SanDisk have jointly developed a flash memory chip capable of storing twice as much data as their current largest-capacity flash memory, they announced.