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Kingston Says 32GB MicroSD Cards Now Shipping

Sep 16, 2010, 10:23 AM by Eric M. Zeman

A Kingston representative has confirmed to PhoneScoop that its 32GB microSD cards are now shipping to direct sales channels. The retail price is expected to fall between $100 and $200. Kingston competitor SanDisk began shipping 32GB microSD cards earlier this year. Most of today's mid- to high-tier devices are capable of accepting 32GB microSD cards for content and file storage. Kingston's cards should reach retail outlets shortly.

source: Kingston

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Sep 16, 2010, 10:36 AM

oh finally!!!

now i can start loading my adult movies in 1080p onto my device 🤣 🤣

JeffdaBeat

Oh it would be amazing!

I remember when I paid $50 for a 2GB card three years ago...how things have changed.

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