CNet reports in this article that Toshiba is bumping the capacity of their SDHC cards to 16GB by October and 32GB by January 2008. Why is this significant? Because the same memory modules are used by the 16GB and larger P2 cards.
Theoretically, it will be possible to build 64GB and 128GB P2 cards using these memory modules, using four SDHC chips in each. Panasonic obviously is very conservative because reliability is crucial, but the availability of higher-capacity memory modules gives a glimpse of what's to come.
Theoretically, it will be possible to build 64GB and 128GB P2 cards using these memory modules, using four SDHC chips in each. Panasonic obviously is very conservative because reliability is crucial, but the availability of higher-capacity memory modules gives a glimpse of what's to come.