Who needs hard disks if we have cards like these, right? With a promise to go up to 2 terabytes in capacity, the newly announced SDXC standard is already seeing some entries in its segment.  The first of its kind is the Pretec 32GB SDXC card, which although does not run into terabytes, seems to be heading in the right direction nonetheless.  Data transfer is said to be at 50MB/s, which is a far cry from the 300Mbps transfer speed touted about but still impressive.

There is no information on its price or avaiability, but with no devices announced supporting the format yet, Pretec can take all the time it needs to actually start selling little behemoths.

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