Fujifilm’s announced a 2GB xD-Picture card for digital camera and camcorders—mostly Olympus and Fujifilm cameras, plus Olympus’s voice recorders. The press release says the 2GB card can ...

Known as the xD-Picture Card, the high-performance storage media holds more images at a higher-resolution and enables recording of full frame movies despite being not much larger than a mobile ...

The xD-Picture Card™ M1GB is based on the latest high-density MLC (Multi Level Cell) memory technology, making it possible to pack 1GB of capacity in an ultra-compact (20mm x 25mm x 1.7mm) card.

Meeting the increasing need for digital camera image storage, the new xD-Picture Card offers fast read/write speeds, low power consumption and potential for up to 8GB capacity. xD-Picture Card ...

Olympus Imaging America Inc. is now offering a 1GB xD-Picture Card for digital cameras. The company also introduced the MAUSB-300, a new portable USB reader and writer for xD-Picture media.

Olympus Imaging Australia will release an xD-Picture Card with a capacity of 1GB early in 2005. September 28, 2004: Olympus Imaging Australia will release an xD-Picture Card with a capacity of 1GB ...

Memory developers Lexar Media and SanDisk have agreed to sell the emerging xD-Picture Card, a removable flash memory card format that's gaining traction by riding on the popularity of digital cameras.

I bought my mom a cheap digital camera (Fuji A345) and it uses an "xD Picture Card". Will most photo labs (like Walmart and Target) accept this type of card for developing pictures?<BR><BR>My mom ...

The newer, smaller cards--which include Secure Digital, Memory Stick, MultiMedia Card and xD-Picture Card--at one time were more expensive than the older formats, but as they've become more ...

But not long ago, camera manufacturers decided to adopt a variety of competing formats, such as Secure Digital (SD), MultiMediaCard, xD-Picture Card, Memory Stick, and CompactFlash (CF).