MultiMediaCard Association (MMC) recently announced a new format known as miCARD (multiple-interface memory card) produced by a Taiwanese research institute. That multiple-interface consists of the standard MMC interface, along with an integrated USB connector. The compatibility with both USB and MMC slots means most users won't need separate card readers anymore.
The MiCARD will transfer data at 480M bits per second, and throughput will improve over time, able to store 8G bytes of information but the maximum capacity is expected to top out around 2048G bytes.
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