Sony Releases Line of SD Memory Cards

By Dena Cassella Published January 6, 2010

Sony Electronics has announced its addition to its line of consumer media with new five SD/SDHC memory cards for digital imaging products, and three new microSD/microSDHC memory cards for mobile phones. Sony says the new SD/SDHC and microSD/microSDHC memory cards are all class-4-speed for high-definition recording, except for the microSD 2GB card.

“The new cards will complement Sony’s existing Memory Stick® line, satisfying the needs of a broader range of users, and strengthening Sony’s position as a full line media supplier,” said Shane Higby, director of the consumer media business at Sony Electronics.

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The full line of SD/SDHC and microSD/microSDHC memory cards will be available this month, at the following suggested list prices:

SF-2N1 2GB SD Class 4 $14.99
SF-4N4 4GB SDHC Class 4 $29.99
SF-8N4 8GB SDHC Class 4 $44.99
SF-16N4 16GB SDHC Class 4 $79.99
SF-32N4 32GB SDHC Class 4 $159.99
SR-2A1 2GB microSD with adapter $14.99
SR-4A4 4GB microSDHC Class 4 with adapter $29.99
SR-8A4 8GB micro SDHC Class 4 with adapter $44.99

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