Specifications:

• The most popular, most compatible memory format for digital cameras
• A high-quality 2GB SD card you can trust with your precious memories
• High speed 2GB SD card featuring fast 15MB/sec read/write speeds
• High performance 2GB SD card for cutting out the wait when transferring data from camera to PC
• Higher capacity 2GB memory card for capturing more photos and longer videos
• Mini SD card be used in the original launch SD memory card slot, mini SD memory slots equipments
• Capacity: 2GB

Details:

• This 2GB SD card is small and lightweight accessory, so it is easy to take 

• When combined with the adapter, can be used as a full-size SDHC card

• The 2GB SD card can save video, picture, game, music and other data

• SD memory card be used in the original launch SD memory card slot, mini SD memory slots equipments

• High quality material makes the mini SD Card durable and reliable for long time use

About SD Card:

• SD Basics - SD stands for "Secure Digital," which means that the storage device supports Digital Rights Management to prevent unauthorized access to the data
• MicroSD Card Properties - A microSD card has about 25 percent of the physical size of a standard SD card. Its total area is about the same as a dime
• The SD Card Association - The SD Card Association is a trade association that decides on the technical and marketing aspects of SD cards. It decided that TransFlash cards would be renamed "microSD" cards
• MiniSD - There is another similar-sounding format called "miniSD." These cards are too large to fit in microSD slots, but microSD cards can fit in a miniSD slot with an adapter
• MicroSDHC Variant - The "HC" stands for "High Capacity." An SDHC card is not fully compatible with an SD slot, but there are workarounds for reading data on the card

History:

• In 1999, SanDisk, Matsushita, and Toshiba first agreed to develop and market the SD (Secure Digital) Memory Card, which was a development of the MMC. With a physical profile of 24×32×2.1 mm3, the new card provided both DRM up to the SDMI standard, and a high memory density for the time.
• The new format was designed to compete with Sony's Memory Stick format, which was released the previous year, featured MagicGate DRM, and was greater. It was mistakenly predicted that DRM features[4] would be widely used due to pressure from music and other media suppliers to prevent piracy.
• The signature SD logo was actually developed for another use entirely: it was originally used for the Super Density Disc, which was the unsuccessful Toshiba entry in the DVD format war. This is why the D resembles an optical disc.
• At the 2000 CES trade show Matsushita, SanDisk, and Toshiba Corporation announced the creation of the SD Card Association to promote SD cards. It is headquartered in California and its executive membership includes some 30 world-leading high-tech companies and major content companies. Early samples of the SD Card were available in the first quarter of 2000, with production quantities of 32 and 64 megabytes available 3 months later.
• In April 2006, the SDA released a detailed specification for the non-security related parts of the SD Memory Card standard. The organization also released specifications for the SDIO (Secure Digital Input Output) cards and the standard SD host controller. During the same year, specifications were finalized for the small-form-factor microSD (formerly known as TransFlash) and SDHC, with capacities in excess of 2 GB and a minimum sustained read/write speed of 17.6 Mb/s

Package Included:

• 1 x Fire Dragon 2GB SD Flash Memory Card