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In this section you will find memory card formats that can not be found in our main menu. You will also find game console memory cards, memory cards that have changed name and also the most common collective names for describing the memory cards that are being used by a specific industry or manufacturer.
Here you will find memory cards are new or just being presented to the market. Some of them are actually not even a memory card, but an application or software that in theory could be found an all memory card formats.
MicroDrive
SIM Card
Stik & Stor Card
Flash Drive
Most of the game console manufactures are using their own memory card standards. In most of the cases they can only be used in their own game consoles and in some cases they are not even compatible with their own older versions. This is about to change since the PSP, PS3 and Nintento Revolution are having slot for regular memory card formats.
Xbox Memory Unit
Xbox 360 Memory Unit
PSP Memory Card
PS one – Playstation Memory Card
PS 2 – PlayStation 2 Memory Card
PS 3 – Playstation 3 Memory Card
GameCube Memory Card
Revolution Memory Cards
Today it is common to find exactly the same memory card under different names. This is happening since corporations first introduce a new memory card format on the market and then an industry wide association adopts the card as their own format, therefore it has to be called by a new name given by the association. Another explication is that in some cases some memory cards, like the USB Flash Drive, do not have a standardised name.
MMC Card, MMCplus, secureMMC
RS-MMC, Dual Voltage RS-MMC
TransFlash, T-Flash
S-CARD
Secure Digital, SD card
PCMCIA
xD Type M, xD Type H
Jump Drive, Pocket Drive, Pen Drive, USB memory
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