Kingston launches 4GB miniSDHC card

New Delhi

August 10th, 2007

Kingston Technology Company today launched 4GB miniSDHC card, an addition to
its Secure Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) memory cards. It is available in Class
two, four and six speed ratings.

The Kingston miniSDHC cards are ideal for supporting new, smaller-profile
multifunction phones and digital devices able to take advantage of the advanced
expansion memory platform, Kingston said in a statement.

"As sleeker, more sophisticated mobile phones, PDAs and MP3 players
offer digital imaging, music, video, mobile TV and games, the need for higher
data transfer rates, increased storage and smaller form factor expansion memory
becomes greater," said Rajesh Panicker, country manager, India, Kingston
Technology.

"Kingston is ready with miniSDHC memory to support the popular but
storage-hungry advanced features of these next generation digital devices,"
added Panicker.

It can hold more than 2,000 images, 750 digital music tracks or 4.5 hours of
MPEG4 video. Each speed class designation reflects the minimum sustained data
transfer rate (DTR) of megabytes per second (MB/s). For example, a Class 2 SDHC
card has a minimum DTR of 2MB/sec, while a Class 6 SDHC card has a minimum DTR
of 6MB/sec.

Kingston products are available in India through its distributors: Avnet
India, Ingram Micro, Kobian Electronics and Transtek Infoways.