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Transcend 64MB Secure Digital Memory Card

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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Transcend
EAN: 0760557783046
Label: TRANSCEND
Manufacturer: TRANSCEND
Model: TS64MSDC
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: TRANSCEND
Studio: TRANSCEND
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty


Features:
  • Mechanical Write Protection switch
  • 9 pins
  • Compliant with Security Digital Music Initiative (SDMI) portable device requirements
  • Imported





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TS64MSDC is a 64MB Secure Digital Card. It is non-volatile, which means no external power is required to retain the information stored on it. Besides, it is also a solid-state device that without moving parts to skip or break down. TS64MSDC can offer an incredible combination of fast data transfer, great flexibility, excellent security and incredibly small size.















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