The new card, which works seamlessly in any SD card slot, also can be used as a high-speed USB 2.0 flash drive. The card plugs into any USB port offering the ultimate in connectivity.

And while we’re on the subject of WiFi SD cards, Socket Communications also has one coming out in a few weeks. Pretty much the same deal as the SanDisk card, i.e. it only works with Pocket PCs ...

Other boards use a similar socket and [Erich] identified it as an SD-105027-001 (PDF) from Molex–a dollar part. Soldering the socket on the board wasn’t too hard since the pads have some ...

CAMBRIDGE, UK — Maxim Integrated Products introduces the MAX14502, a USB-to-SD card bridge that increases read-write speed by up to 40x in portable electronics. This IC bypasses the slow processor of ...

The USB 3.0 interface boasts theoretical speeds of up to 5Gb/s or 625MB/s (actual performance is determined by the speed of your card). The card reader has slots for both Micro SD/SDXC and full ...

Socket Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCKT), an innovative provider of mobile productivity products, today announced the successful delivery of the Socket SD Scan Card Series 3 driver package with the ...

They didn't get there first (Spectec beat them to the punch with the SDW-820), but Socket just announced a stubby SD WiFi card of their own earlier today, the Socket Go Wi-Fi! E300. It's only for ...

XPG Xenia 15 Dell G5 15 SE To give us a control point, we also recorded the performance of a SanDisk Extreme Pro UHS-II USB 3.0 card reader inserted into one of the Dell G5 15 SE’s USB 3.0 slots.