Hasta La Gadget!

Faster. Smaller. That explains so much of what happens in the computing world, and especially today’s announcement from Kingston Digital. The memory giant announced the availability of a 16GB microSDHC Class 10 card. If you’re not familiar with the “Class” business, that means it meets Class 10 requirements spelled out in the SD Association Specification 3.00: it has a minimum data transfer rate of 10MB/second.

The card comes with a lifetime warranty and Kingston’s 24/7 tech support. Nice. I wish more tech companies stood behind their products like that. You can buy it alone for $138, with an SD adapter for $139, or with a miniSD and SD adapter for $140. Those numbers are a little high, but you know how memory prices drop quickly. Just check the specs of your product before you buy: this card is compatible with microSDHC, miniSDHD, and SDHC devices, but not with standard microSD-enabled devices or readers.