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EE Times writes - 'A Taiwanese technology consortium is putting the finishing touches on a new memory card format that it says is compatible with the popular Secure Digital and MultiMediaCard formats already in the market but offers speeds twice that of USB 2.0 at a cheaper price.
The Taiwanese card format is dubbed M¼-Card, which stands for micro ¼ card, and it is backed by a handful of local card makers, system designers and IC design houses. Also backing the effort is a quasi-government research group, the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), which coordinated the effort.
The group has formed a M¼-Card Alliance to promote the card, and to coordinate further technical development of the format. Its membership is currently limited to the original members who conducted research related to the technology, but it is preparing to open the group to at least 40 other local companies that have expressed interest in the format.'
Posted by Darren in our News category on January 26, 2005