D-Bone
Sep 5th '06, 02:15 PM
Sandisk Corp. now offers a small, lightweight portable device that allows consumers to record all types of video input, including live TV, to a range of flash memory cards.
The V-Mate, launched Saturday at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin, enables users to play back recorded movies, video clips and TV programs on mobile devices with memory card slots, such as cellular phones, media players, game consoles and notebook computers.
Sandisk joins other companies targeting the nascent market for portable memory card recorders, including Neuros Technology International LLC, the maker of the MPEG4 Recorder 2.
The V-Mate, which can record up to three and a half hours of video, supports a wide range of memory card formats, including SD (Secure Digital), MicroSDHC (Micro Secure Digital High Capacity), MiniSDHC, MMC (multimedia card), Memory Stick Duo and Memory Stick Pro Duo.
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The V-Mate, launched Saturday at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin, enables users to play back recorded movies, video clips and TV programs on mobile devices with memory card slots, such as cellular phones, media players, game consoles and notebook computers.
Sandisk joins other companies targeting the nascent market for portable memory card recorders, including Neuros Technology International LLC, the maker of the MPEG4 Recorder 2.
The V-Mate, which can record up to three and a half hours of video, supports a wide range of memory card formats, including SD (Secure Digital), MicroSDHC (Micro Secure Digital High Capacity), MiniSDHC, MMC (multimedia card), Memory Stick Duo and Memory Stick Pro Duo.
Read More: http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9003006&source=rss_news10