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Samsung 4GB MicroSDHC Plus Class 6 Memory Card


The Samsung MicroSDHC Plus Class 6 is packed with the latest memory card conveniences. It has high storage and protective standards, such as water-proof and shock-proof features - and is everything you would expect from Samsung. It also comes with added speed for faster photos and uploading. It can now transfer pictures onto your computer 15% quicker, and is perfect for those who are always on the move and don't have a moment to spare.

You can enjoy more powerful mobile life
When you take picture of something with your Samsung micro SDHC Plus card, you can do that at double speed than standard micro SD card. And when you transfer your mobile data to your PC, it can read your data at about 15% faster speed

Not afraid of water
Water. We drink it every day. Spilled it on your Samsung Micro SDHC Plus Card? No worries. Water is one of the Micro SDHC Plus card's greatest enemies. Even a little could damage the card and the data stored inside. Fortunately, with the Samsung Micro SDHC Plus Card, that's no longer the case.

Survives strong impact!
Your Micro SDHC Plus card, which you had just used to transfer data between devices, has somehow ended up on the bottom of your shoe. Think back and surely you'll agree - this can happen. Fortunately, the Samsung Micro SDHC Plus Card's shock-proof technology protects small and sensitive Micro SDHC Plus cards from such common impact.

Environment


Storage Temperature - 40°C to 85°C
Operating Temperature - 25°C to 85°C
Humidity 40°C, 93%, 500hr (storage)
Durability 10000 mating cycles

Certification


EMC FCC, CE, GOST, BSMI, C-Tick

Compatibility


Compatible Device Mobile phone, PDA

Features


Interoperable With SD slot via SD adapter
Protection Mechanical Write Protection Switch
Shock-Proof Yes
Standardized Complies with SD card specification standards
Ultra-Portable Extremely small footprint design
Versatile When combined with the included adapter, can be used as a full-size SD card
Warranty Lifetime warranty
Water-Proof Yes

General


Capacity 4GB
Dimension 15 x 11 x 1mm
Family Line PLUS
Operating Voltage 2.7 ~ 3.6V
Product Type MicroSD
Weight Approx 0.5g

Operating System

Windows 2000 / XP / Vista


Speed Class


Speed (Read) 17MB / sec.
Speed (Write) 12 ~ 13MB / sec.
Speed Class Class 6

Warranty


Warranty Life-Time limited warranty
Warranty (Data Retention) 10 Years under normal use





Samsung Star II




Samsung Star’s successor will soon be launched in the Indian market. Star II (S5260) takes the helm from Samsung’s 30 million seller Star phone and brings the same social networking friendliness plus some improved features.

Star II runs on Samsung’s proprietary OS and features 3-inch WQVGA screen, TouchWiz UI 3.0, 3.2MP camera, Bluetooth, 1000mAh battery, QuickType T9 Trace keyboard, 3.5mm headphone jack, microSD card slot and Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n.

As we said, the Star II comes with a 3.0-inch touchscreen, which is now capacitive in contrast to the resistive one on the original Star. With a resolution of 240 x 400 pixels and 256K colors, the screen is slightly below average, but that's what you get for such a price. The visibility outside and the viewing angles are decent, though. Underneath the display are the call and end buttons, flanking the larger menu key in the center.

The silver sidelining of the Star II houses most of its other buttons. It includes the volume rocker on the left, while on the right are the microSD slot with support for up to 16GB of memory, and the power/lock key. The top part holds a microUSB charging slot with a protective lid, and the 3.5mm audio jack. Pretty standard, the only thing that really caught us is the microSD slot, which is comfortably positioned on the side and easily accessible without the need to remove the battery.




INQ Cloud Touch Phone


Key Features
  • Android 2.2
  • UI optimised for Facebook
  • 5-megapixel camera
  • 4GB microSD card
  • 3.5in 360x480 pixel screen
Design
The INQ Cloud Touch is a cute little handset, there's no doubt about that. Covered in a rounded plastic chassis that comes in red and white, the phone feels a little light in the hand, but nothing too bad. The design ethos is clearly cheerful and chirpy, and the smooth edges and large front icons certainly help facilitate that.

The front of the phone houses three touch-sensitive buttons (Menu, Home and Back), although there's no front-facing camera to speak of. But it's on the sides that INQ has decided to place its innovative keys, and we're big fans.

On the top left-hand side, a flush key sits with a small 'i' icon on - this is the info key that delivers pertinent information when pressed from any point in the phone. It's a nice touch, and easy to use no matter how you're holding the phone; plus it has a smooth pressing action.

The top of the INQ Cloud Touch has the microUSB slot (uncovered), 3.5mm headphone jack and power/lock key. We always like to see a cap for our charger slot (after the horrific breakfast jam tragedy of 2009) and the power button is a little hard to hit as it's part of the curved chassis. It's not terrible, but it does feel a little small.

The volume rocker switch is on the top right-hand side of the phone, and is easy to operate, although as it's flush it can be hard to hit in the pocket. Below it lives the media key, which is another nifty bit of innovation.
Pressing it will open up the Spotify player, giving you easy access to your music or the full Spotify experience (depending on whether you're a Premium user or not). The INQ Cloud Touch is the first phone to bring an offline Spotify experience (ie you don't need to pay £9.99 a month to use the app), and it's good to see access is hardwired to the phone.

The rear of the Cloud Touch looks similarly cutesy - the camera sensor has a plastic ring around it to look oversized, next to a speaker grille with the same dimensions to offer an experience that looks ever so slightly like a face. Weird, but kind of cool if you like Hello Kitty merchandise.

Overall, the INQ Cloud Touch feels nice in the hand - it sits well and the 3.5-inch screen, with WVGA resolution, looks clear and is easy to reach. It doesn't pack a weighty, premium feel, but it does have a lot of style and will appeal to many looking for a cheaper phone.















Verbatim USB 3.0/USB 2.0 Universal Card Readers









Verbatimis a company that has quite made a name for itself and over time they’ve came withsome pretty good  devices for readingstored data ( in the form of the USB 3.0/USB 2.0 Universal Card Readers and USB2.0 Pocket Card Reader). They work nice with Windows and MAC O.S., being 100%compatible with all USB ports.

TheVerbatim has a modern, sleek design in either model – the USB 3.0 comes in asilver finish that will definitely catch your eye and the USB 2.0 model has aclassic piano black finish.

Supportedmemory cards by both the USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 Universal Card Readers includeCompactFlash Type I & Type II (CF), Secure Digital (SD), Secure DigitalHigh Capacity (SDHC), miniSD, microSD, Memory Stick (MS), Memory Stick PRO,Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick PRO Duo, Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo, Memory StickMicro (M2), MultiMedia Card (MMC) and xD-Picture Card (xD).  We will strong recommend the futuristic USB3.0 model that costs 10$ more than the 14.99$ USB2.0

Anyway,any model you choose in the end you will have a good, strong card reader forany of your needs.


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