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Lexar extends its KODAK offering
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Lexar extends its KODAK offering
Jan 6, 2009 10:35 AM
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Lexar Media is extending its KODAK-branded memory card range.
The 16GB KODAK Secure Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) high-speed card is designed to capture and store large volumes of high-definition video and photographs.
“As more point-and-shoot digital cameras include advanced features such as HD video recording and rapid-fire picture-taking, a greater number of photographers demand a memory card that is fast enough to enable them to take advantage of their new camera’s technology,” said Manisha Sharma, director of product marketing, Lexar.
“The strength of the KODAK brand paired with Lexar’s high-speed, high-capacity capabilities enables users of the card to experience the enhanced benefits of today’s digital cameras.”
The card includes a limited lifetime warranty and 24-hour customer support from Lexar.
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