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OCZ Launches 3-in-1 Memory Device
The microSD easily converts into a standard SD card that can also be plugged into any USB port.
OCZ takes all your flash needs and put it into handy unit. The OCZ Secure Digital Trifecta is a memory solution that allows transferring of music, images, and files between devices such as your cell phone, digital camera, and PC.
The microSD easily converts into a standard SD card that can also be plugged into any USB port for quick access on your desktop or laptop.
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OCZ Trifecta memory cards will be available in 1 GB and 2 GB capacities with high speed 66X read-rates.
All OCZ Trifecta Cards come backed with a 5 year warranty.
First Published:Apr 02, 2007, 16:00:00 IST
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