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Giz Explains: An Illustrated Guide to Every Stupid Memory Card You Need

High on the list of gadget annoyances that make me want to scab my eyes out with a spork—just below cables and batteries—is the unfettered proliferation of memory cards. Even though they all fundamentally do the same thing—store data for handheld devices—they come in a million different sizes and shapes from almost as many companies, giving birth to retarded but necessary accessories. Anyone looking for proof of this can stop at the 80-in-1 card reader. Unfortunately, many of these dumb pieces of silicon and plastic aren't going extinct. As a consolation prize, here's an illustrated guide to all the ones you actually need to know.

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Lightning Round: Kingston's 19-in-1 Card Reader

The Gadget: Kingston's 19-in-1 card reader that not only handles the standard SD, CF, MS and MMC cards, there's a native slot for microSD and MMCmicro as well. What this means is you won't need a separate adapter to fit your microSD cards into before docking—fantastic, since lots of phones now use these tiny ass cards in order to save physical space (but sacrifice storage space). More »

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Cellphone/Camera Strap Man Eats, Vomits SD Cards

Carrying around a spare SD, miniSD or microSD card in your pocket is just asking for accidental misplacement. But this little SD Card-eating man is the perfect thing to keep your memory cards close to your cellphone and camera while livening it up at the same time. Fun and practical, something those those sexy lingerie cellphone straps can only meet halfway. [Funshop via Oh Gizmo]

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Brando iMono Memory Card Readers Offer Sub-Pocket Sized Convenience

These tiny iMono Card Readers from Brando are so small you might even lose them in your pocket if they didn't have keychains attached, but they come in three different versions that accommodate your choice of T-Flash/MicroSD memory cards, M2 or miniSD cards, and all three can read SIM cards from your cellphone. More »

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iMono Flash Memory Card and SIM Reader: Pocket-Sized Polyglot

The multi-readers get smaller and smaller, and this iMono SIM card packs more versatility into a small form factor than we've seen yet. It handles a veritable alphabet soup of flash memory cards, including miniSD, all types of Memory Sticks, microSD, SD, MMC Card 4.0, MultiMedia Card, MultiMedia Card Plus, RS-MMC (MMC Mobile), RS-MMC4.0 (MMC Mobile 4.0) and MMC micro. It also reads cellphone SIM cards. Plus, there's no cover to lose. More »

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SanDisk 4GB miniSD SDHC Card: Not Compatible With Current miniSD Devices

SanDisk rolled out a 4GB miniSD high-capacity flash (SDHC) memory card, giving you the ability to cram a whole lot of stuff onto a little flash card that's about the size of a fingernail. But don't try to slide this baby into that cellphone that uses regular garden-variety miniSD cards, because that's not going to work. It'll fit perfectly but then nothing will happen. More »

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Kingston Releasing 2GB miniSD and MMCMobile Cards

We thought Toshiba was late to the 2GB miniSD party, but Kingston finally made the plunge and is announcing that their 2GB miniSD and 2GB MMCMobile cards are available immediately. More »

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Toshiba Launching 2GB miniSD Card For Cellphones

Toshiba is joining the 2GB party a little late, seeing as 2GB minSD cards are already out and being used in Nokia E61s, but people don't fault Apple for being late when they get things right. More »

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2GB MiniSD + Symbian OS 9 + S60 3rd Edition Device = Good

We love reading employee blogs that talk honestly about their company and their products, instead of the verbose, often meaningless gushing we get in press releases. We were reading the See Into S60 blog today, written by people working at Nokia Technology Platforms, and were charmed to see one of them posting about being nervous when trying a 2GB MiniSD card out for the first time in their Nokia E61. More »

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MiniSD WiFi Cards Working in the Wild

The sheer amount of crap they can fit inside a little sliver of plastic is truly mind-boggling. The Spectec MiniSD card is a full-bore WiFi card in something the size of one of my dandruff flakes and those geeks at Daves iPaq have gotten it up and working. Dave writes: More »