A removable storage device used to save images on a digital camera. Memory cards come in several different formats: Compact Flash (CF), Memory Stick, Smart Media, Secure Digital (SD), and xD. Some cameras feature support for more than one type of memory card.
A smart card which can store and retrieve data streams to or from the card's chip. _____________________________________________________________________________
A smartcard containing a memory chip with read/write capability only and in some cases hardwired security functions (some people do not consider memory cards as smartcards).
a card Damaged Flash Memory that contains a unit of flash memory
a card that contains a unit Damaged Flash Memory of flash memory
a credit-card size card that can store information in an electronic format for digital cameras and small computers
a device offering an easy, fast and reliable way for storing and transferring digital files
a great way to store more applications and files as well as to back up RAM data, which can be lost if your battery dies
an external card that can be inserted into your PDA
a simpler card that stores information, such as a phone card
a small electronic flash-memory storage device used to supplement the storage capacity of a device such as a mobile phone
a small, removable data storage unit that plugs into a game console
a small, removable data storage unit that plugs into a PDA, digital camera, laptop or other electronic device
a small removable storage device for digital cameras to save digital images to, or the digital equivalent of film
Many cameras and camcorders store images and video on removable memory cards which can be read by a card reader connected to your computer.
Any one of over a dozen small, storage devices. They come in a bewildering array of sizes and capacities though they are all rectangular. They range from smaller than a postage stamp (and almost as thin) saving a mere 8Mb or less to roughly matchbox size, with sizes up to 4gb and rising all the time. At present I believe 'Secure Digital' is the most prevalent.
is a small memory module that can be inserted into the camera to hold images. The image can then be downloaded from the card. When the images are erased from the card, it is then ready to be reused. Different camera companies sell cards specifically for their cameras. Memory cards come in a range of memory sizes.
A read/write or reprogrammable tag the size of a credit card
Also called flash memory card, this is a data storage device that can be used with notebooks, digital cameras, video game consoles and more.
is a small, removable storage device that acts like a disc to a computer. It allows you to store your images. More memory allows you to store more pictures before changing cards. When you fill one, you simply insert another. Memory cards are transferable to computers for easy printing and emailing of pictures.
A type of smart card. Also known as a synchronous card, it features 256 bit or 32 byte memory and us suitable for use as a token card or identification card.
A smart card containing a memory chip with read / write capability and in some cases hardwired security functions
Removable storage media used in some digital cameras, MP3 players, PDAs, digital video cameras, cell phones, and photo printers.
Also known as a flash memory card, this is a small storage medium used to keep data such as text, pictures, audio, video for use on small, portable or remote computing devices.
In Digital Photography, a Memory Card is a removable device used in digital cameras to store the images captured by the camera. There are several different types of memory cards available including Compact Flash, SmartMedia, and Memory Stick to name a few.
Sometimes called flash memory card or storage card, a memory cards is a small storage medium used to store data such as text, pictures, audio, and video, for use on small, portable or remote computing devices.
A small, portable card used to store pictures, music, video etc. Clicks into a computer, camera, MP3 player to transfer files.
Smart card equipped with a memory component Rom type (256 bits, 8 Kbits or more) where the application is stored (token meter like in the phonecard, for instance). Its performance in the area of security remains limited.
A chip card designed for applications needing a first level of access control. Used for prepaid telephone cards, identification, loyalty cards or simplified electronic purses.
A small card that can store many megabytes (mb) of data or files.
A removable device for storing images taken by a digital camera.
A card which slots into your console which allows you to store saved games and high scores.
The digital equivalent of a roll of film. A card that can hold 128 megabytes (MB) of data is the minimum practical size these days.
The system used to store images by most digital cameras. Unlike a computer memory card, this card retains data even without electricity. Three main types of memory cards are in use today: CompactFlash, SmartMedia, and Memory Sticks.
A plastic card the size of a credit card. The card has an electronic component that can store data. The name Memory Card is a generic term for all types of cards.
Smart card that has only storage capabilities; used in digital cameras and other handheld devices. 7.29
Digital cameras use memory cards to store the photos you take. There are several types of memory card, including Smartmedia, Compact Flash (CF), Sony Memory Stick, MMC, Secure Digital (SD) and XD. Memory cards come in a variety of sizes and shapes, each have their benefits and drawbacks. Once you transfer your photos to your computer you can erase your memory card and reuse it.
A memory card or flash memory card is a solid-state electronic flash memory data storage device used with digital cameras, handheld and laptop computers, telephones, music players, video game consoles, and other electronics. They offer high re-recordability, power-free storage, small form factor, and rugged environmental specifications. There are also non-solid state memory cards that do not use flash memory, and there are different types of flash memory.