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SecureDigital now number one

By Gizmodo Published December 22, 2003, 3:54 pm ET

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For some reason we were very pleased to hear the news that the Secure Digital, or SD, Flash memory card format has surpassed CompactFlash as the most popular card format here in the US, and that there are precisely 1,524 different gadgets available now with SD card slots.

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