Kingston Digital, which is an underdog in the memory products, unveiled a 16GB microSDHC Class 10 card, with a minimum data transfer rate of 10MB/sec. The new card ships either as a stand-alone product, or with miniSD and SD adapters that turn the tiny memory card into a portable storage memory.
The rest of Kingston’s release talks about the card’s specs, but there is nothing much to know/care about — ok, it’s compliant with the SD Specification version 3.00. The important thing is that they’ve joined the race and that we at IntoMobile are here to support the small guy. You should do the same – next time you’re buying memory, try to go for Kingston – Sandisk and Samsung are way too big companies to love, don’t you think?