[hotburnttoast]

Looks like they are due in January 2008 in Japan, I wonder if they will work in our Blackberrys I can't wait to try it out.... The link is provided below for proof...OH THE PRICE APPEARS TO BE 350.00 OUCH


Toshiba announces 32GB, 16GB SDHC cards - Engadget

[John Clark]

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[SanFrancisco]

Originally Posted by hotburnttoast

Looks like they are due in January 2008 in Japan, I wonder if they will work in our Blackberrys I can't wait to try it out.... The link is provided below for proof...OH THE PRICE APPEARS TO BE 350.00 OUCH


Toshiba announces 32GB, 16GB SDHC cards - Engadget

I think by the time they come out the Pearl 2 will have debuted.

So for me that will be the question, will the Pearl 2 support 8GB+ chips. My existing Pearl will go on my emergency backup phone shelf in a cabinet, where my three 7100t phones reside.

As it is, none of my 2006-2007 MP3 players or digital cameras support 4Gb chips, much less an 8GB, so that's a real drag. Only benefit is that when 4Gb becomes standard, the 2Gb chips go way down. 2Gb can be had for about $15 to $20. That's dirt cheap.

[redliine]

32GB? damn.. that is almost the size of my hard drive lol

[BryanHarig]

the 8gb microSD cards will work fine with current (8300, 8800) and future (Pearl2, 8320, 8310,8820 etc) blackberries.

January 08 is a long time, I was hoping to see them by the holiday season. I expect they will be ~$150-$200 when they are released.

[hotburnttoast]

what about working in the 8100? It appears Sandisk is about to relase the 6gb as stated on there website for 99.99 will that work with the 8100? I guess I have no idea why I am posting this as I plan on switching to the Curve or Pearl 2, just don't know which device yet.

[John Clark]

Best guess is that it'll work in the original Pearl, as well.