SanDisk, a company owned by Western Digital, announced during the Mobile World Congress 2019, which takes place in Barcelona, the launch of the 1TB microSD card storage.
It is the card SanDisk Extreme UHS-I microSDXC which will be ideal for all those who need a lot of storage, included for filming or storing a lot of videos on 4K. The card's maximum read speed is 160 MB / s write speed is 90 MB / s, and the A2 card is also certified to start and load mobile applications quickly.
A Samsung was the one that developed the first solid state storage solution with 1TB, having announced this module in late 2018. However, we already have it in the most expensive version of its new top of the range, the S10 +.
In a statement Brian Pridgeon, SanDisk's marketing director, said that “People trust SanDisk brand cards to capture and preserve their world. Our aim is to provide the best possible experience so that consumers can share the content that is important to them ”.
SanDisk announced that its 1TB microSD card will be marketed in April of 2019 for a price valued at 500 USD. A variant with 512 GB of storage will also be available for 200 dollars.
