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Kingston Shipping 64GB MicroSDXC Card

Oct 31, 2012, 5:57 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Kingston today announced that it is now shipping a Class 10 microSDXC memory card with 64GB of storage. The card is capable of minimum write speeds if 10Mbps. The card uses the exFAT file system and can handle files larger than 4GB in size. Pricing and exact availability were not disclosed.

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Vmac39

Nov 1, 2012, 1:55 PM

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So, I guess we could start to see Android and WP8 devices coming with 64gb and expandable to another 64gb, by the end of next year.

T Bone

The moment I see a Blackberry 10 phone that support 64GB cards I'm buying! 😎

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Tofuchong

I've heard there is a Euro version of the GS III that might be 64GB, and the GS III already supports SDXC. So there you go, didn't even need to wait until the end of the year 😎 .

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