Timeline of Innovation

 
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2008

  • Announced an increase in the capacity of its embedded iNAND product to 16 Gigabytes for mobile handset storage.
  • Unveiled the Sansa® Fuze™, a feature-rich MP3 player.
  • Introduced a line of flash memory-based solid state drives (SSDs) for an emerging new category of laptops - Ultra Low-Cost PCs (ULCPC).
  • Launched the first premium Mobile Ultra memory cards for mobile phones to add capacity and provide fast transfer speeds for music, maps, videos, photos, and games.

2007

  • Inaugurated, with Toshiba, Fab 4 in Yokkaichi, Japan - expected to be world's largest NAND fab
  • Introduced SSD 5000 line of solid state drives to replace hard disks in notebook computers
  • Launched Sansa® Connect™ Wi-Fi enabled MP3 player, Sansa® Shaker™, Sansa Clip and Sansa View video MP3 player
  • TakeTV™, first digital 'flash DVD player'
  • First to introduce 8GB microSDHC, world's smallest flash card for mobile phones
  • Introduced Memory Stick Micro (M2) card format for Sony Ericsson phones
  • At 45MB/s Read/Write, SanDisk Extreme Ducati Edition CompactFlash® is the fastest SanDisk card ever
  • SanDisk opens its first production plant in Shanghai, China
 
   
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Press Releases

March 1, 2010
SANDISK TO PRESENT AT THE MORGAN STANLEY TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE  More

February 23, 2010
SANDISK G3 SOLID STATE DRIVE SHIPS TO RETAILERS  More

February 22, 2010
SANDISK SHIPS ITS HIGHEST CAPACITY SD CARD EVER,  More