Pre-PMA
2004: SanDisk has today announced a new line of inexpensive flash
memory cards designed to allow users to save their pictures indefinitely
without using a computer for downloading, thus giving millions of consumers
a major incentive to switch from film to digital photography and providing
them with a durable, permanent way to store a lifetime of images. With
an initial suggested retail price of $14.99 each-a breakthrough in the
industry-the Shoot & Store™ cards are expected to allow people
to order prints on a "cost-of-use" basis that is equal to or
less than that of traditional analog film. And they won't have to worry
about leaving expensive flash memory cards with retail photo finishers.
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Pre-PMA
2004: SanDisk has today announced a new line of inexpensive flash
memory cards designed to allow users to save their pictures indefinitely
without using a computer for downloading, thus giving millions of consumers
a major incentive to switch from film to digital photography and providing
them with a durable, permanent way to store a lifetime of images. With
an initial suggested retail price of $14.99 each-a breakthrough in the
industry-the Shoot & Store™ cards are expected to allow people
to order prints on a "cost-of-use" basis that is equal to or
less than that of traditional analog film. And they won't have to worry
about leaving expensive flash memory cards with retail photo finishers.