After we took a look at all the microSD’s from the 64GB, the next consumer category that is up and rising is the 128GB category. Right now, it is limited to mainly this 3 brands: Lexar, SanDisk and Samsung. Samsung is the last of the 3 big brands to put their offerings onto the market, and they have released this under their Samsung EVO line, which is their mid-range or rather, lowest end offering for the microSDXC series. Continue reading
One month after the launch in Hong Kong, the BlackBerry Porsche Design P’9983 Graphite Edition has finally landed officially on our shores. Available from Porsche Design Boutiques since last Thursday, this finishes up the range of the 3 generations of BlackBerry Porsche Design devices. Like the P’9981 and P’9982 Black editions, the P’9983 wields similar specification to its standard counterpart, though with an addition of fine Italian Leather battery door. Continue reading
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After we took a look at all the microSD’s from the 64GB, the next consumer category that is up and rising is the 128GB category. Right now, it is limited to mainly this 3 brands: Lexar, SanDisk and Samsung. After SanDisk released their 128GB, they had close to no competition until Lexar joined in the fun. Slotted into their highest end series, its a stark contrast to the competitors who put it into their lowest end series. Continue reading
After we took a look at all the microSD’s from the 64GB, the next consumer category that is up and rising is the 128GB category. Right now, it is limited to mainly this 3 brands: Lexar, SanDisk and Samsung. SanDisk was the pioneer in this category, being the first to release their line of 128GB microSD card offering (and more recently, 200GB). Released under the Ultra series, which is their lower end of the microSD offering for microSDXC cards, the card itself costs over $100 and is more than 3x the cost of a 64GB SandDisk Ultra microSD card on street value, how worthwhile is this card in terms of performance? Continue reading
It took quite a while for us to complete this whole microSD testing campaign, but now that it is over, its time to giveaway the prizes! Back in September last year, we mentioned we have one microSD (64GB) to give but over this period, it has multiplied to five, (comprising of 1 x SanDisk Extreme, 1 x Samsung Evo, 1 x Kingston UltimateX, 2 x SanDisk Ultra)! Find out if you are one of the lucky winners! Continue reading
For comparative purpose, we have decided to include a original SanDisk Standard microSDHC card, of their highest capacity – 32GB, in the speedtest. At class 4, do we expect to see anything spectacular? Well, I don’t think so, but let us take a look at this now! Continue reading
In recent years, counterfeit products have been growing in its availability and many popular brands are among those hit hard. SanDisk, Samsung are just a few larger and more popular victims for memory cards. Today, we have managed to grab a sample of a fake SanDisk MicroSD card that we purchased from a merchant in Qoo10 Singapore. Continue reading
At today’s Mobile World Congress event, BlackBerry has announced three color variants of the BlackBerry Classic will be making their way to consumers over the next couple of months. For those of you that have been waiting for a white BlackBerry Classic, BlackBerry says it will be available this month. Blue and bronze Classics will be available starting in April. However, these are general release and may not necessarily mean we will get it in first wave!
There’s no such thing as too much storage in too small a space. This morning at Mobile World Conference (MWC) announced their latest line up to the microSD card segment, more specifically, their Ultra series. In this case, its the 200GB Ultra microSDXC UHS-I card, and this comes one year after the company released its then-earth-shattering 128GB microSD card. Continue reading
Many of you have asked whether BlackBerry will have a non-camera variant for the BlackBerry 10 line. Well, it seems the answer is answered now, yes! Over in the USA, BlackBerry has launched the BlackBerry Classic Non-Camera exclusively on Verizon. Continue reading