HANNOVER, GERMANY, MARCH 10, 2004 — SanDiska Corporation (NASDAQ:SNDK) today doubled the capacity of its xD-Picture Card and introduced a one gigabyte (GB)* version (Type M) of the popular flash ...

Melville, N.Y. – The newest flash memory format on the scene, the xD-Picture Card co-developed by Fujifilm, Olympus and Toshiba, has just extended its retail reach thanks to two independent agreements ...

The recent announcement by Olympus and Fujifilm to debut a new flash memory format, the xD-Picture Card, has made a few flash memory manufacturers scratch their collective heads. “I was really caught ...

Olympus Imaging America Inc. is now offering a 1GB xD-Picture Card for digital cameras. The company also introduced the MAUSB-300, a new portable USB reader and writer for xD-Picture media. xD-Picture ...

I bought my mom a cheap digital camera (Fuji A345) and it uses an "xD Picture Card". Will most photo labs (like Walmart and Target) accept this type of card for developing pictures?<BR><BR>My mom ...

Memory developers Lexar Media and SanDisk have agreed to sell the emerging xD-Picture Card, a removable flash memory card format that's gaining traction by riding on the popularity of digital cameras.

ELMSFORD, N.Y. – Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd., along with Olympus Optical Co., Ltd., has developed the new xD-Picture Card, a high-capacity flash memory format for digital cameras. The xD-Picture Card ...

Fuji Photo Film U.S.A. has five new Finepix digital cameras, all of which use the new xD-Picture Card. The new cameras — the FinePix A200, FinePix 2650, FinePix A203, FinePix A303, and FinePix 3800 — ...

hey all...<BR><BR>I'm about to go on a trip and I want to buy some extra flash memory for my Olympus D-560 digital camera.<BR><BR>It uses xD-picture cards up to 256 ...

Fujifilm’s announced a 2GB xD-Picture card for digital camera and camcorders—mostly Olympus and Fujifilm cameras, plus Olympus’s voice recorders. The press release says the 2GB card can store 1,640 ...

Olympus and Fujifilm have announced a 1GB version of their proprietary xD-Picture flash memory card format. As you can see from this probably-way-too-big-considering picture, it’s really not that ...