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engadget.com - 1/8/2009

Panasonic hoping to launch 64GB SDXC card

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SDXC may have a theoretical capacity range of 32GB to 2TB, but Panasonic has already confessed that it's hoping to launch a 64GB card as soon as feasibly possible. Regrettably, pricing and availability is still yet to be determined, but we're going to go out on a limb here and guessing ...

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www2.panasonic.com - 1/8/2009

Panasonic USA Pressroom

— www2.panasonic.com — Editorial Contacts: PANASONIC INTRODUCES WORLD’S FIRST PORTABLE BLU-RAY PLAYER Innovative Player Features BD Live and VIERA CAST... ® Internet Accessibility LAS VEGAS , NV (January 7, 2009) – Panasonic, a major developer and contributor to the success  ... (more) Panasonic USA Pressroom

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crunchgear.com - 1/2/2009

Panasonic to launch world’s first fully paperless fax machine

— crunchgear.com — Yes, it’s true that people (and especially businesses) still use fax machines, even in Japan. The market... seems to be big enough to make Panasonic Japan develop what’s reportedly the world’s first fax machine that enables users to ... (more) Panasonic to launch world’s first fully paperless fax ...

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sdcard.org - 1/8/2009

SDXC - SD Association

— sdcard.org — Massive Storage, Incredible Speed The next-generation SDXC (eXtended Capacity) memory card specification, pending release in Q1 2009,... dramatically improves consumers' digital lifestyles by increasing storage capacity from 32 GB up to 2 TB and ... (more) SDXC - SD Association

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The 2TB Memory Card Arrives: Panasonic's SDXC Format
Fast Company - Technology — ... by the memory sticks themselves simply wouldn't be a problem. Admittedly that's with current tech levels -- if we all start shooting HD video and 41-megapixel still photos then the data will simply expand to fit the space available. No pricing or timing is set out as yet--at least initially you can expect to pay similarly gargantuan prices for these things. But Panasonic has at least said it'll be releasing a 64GB card as soon as possible. [ Panasonic , and Engadget ]