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May 20 2005
2 GB High Speed Memory Stick PRO Duo
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| Made By: Sony
Release Date: June 01 2005
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With a massive total storage capacity of 2 gigabytes and an available capacity of 1.85 gigabytes, it is perfect for storing photographs, video, and digital music files. Its high speed feature allows it to read and write data at speeds up to 80 megabits per second on enabled devices.
The MSX-M2GN is backwards compatible with many devices that use standard Memory Stick PRO Duo media2. With the included MSAC-M2 adaptor it can be used with most products that support full-sized Memory Stick PRO media2. It's the perfect complement to your new digital camera, camcorder, or PSP Handheld Entertainment System.
• 2 GB storage capacity with 1.85 GB available
• Designed to support read and write speeds of 80 Mbps on high speed enabled devices2
• Operating temperature range of -13° F to 185° F allows greater durability
• Backwards compatible with devices that use Memory Stick PRO Duo™ media3
• Included MSAC-M2 adaptor allows compatibility with Memory Stick PRO media enabled devices3
• Designed especially for professional-quality compact digital cameras and portable digital music devices
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The PSP is going to drive the cost of Memory Stocks right down. Prior to PSP there has been no single product to drive the use of Memory Stick. Memory sticks have only been available in Sony products and these are products which have numerous competitors with numerous alternatives to storage (phones, cameras, pdas etc). Although Sony do well in these markets they have in no way ruled them which has forced them to keep prices higher in order to recouperate R&D costs whilst maintaining profit. If PSP attains half the popularity of the PS2 the amount of potential Memory Stick customers is about to explode. In short every man, woman and child with a PSP is going to want to upgrade their Memory Stick (What can you do with 32Mb apart from store save games. Sony know this they're not dumb.) which will allow Sony to drop their costs whilst maintaining target profits. It's simply a matter of time.
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06/02/05
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crysalis
| Ohio USA
The problem with putting a 2gb drive built in would NOT be the battery or the space. A 2gb flash drive does not take up much battery at all, and it takes very little space. the problem would be the cost. With the 2gb flash drive, you should expect the PSP to be at least 350 dollars, and this is unacceptable for many a consumer.edited: Jun 02 2005
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06/18/05
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BMXerXXX
| South Carolina USA
SOMEONE OWNS ONE OF THESE??? LOL...
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06/18/05
Kipper
| South Carolina USA
I recently got 3 1G Sandisk Pro Duo w/ Magicgate for $300 which included free 2-day FedEx delivery. Zipzoomfly.com had this sale. Currently they are sold out and jacked the price back up to $139 each. So for cheaper then what Sony sells their 2G stick for I got another "G" for free.
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06/19/05
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Harry
| British Columbia Canada
so is this thing unable to save game progress?
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06/21/05
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crazyhoss
| Kazakhstan
Where can I buy a 1GB Mem Stick Pro Duo the cheapest? I'm in Ireland so I've found if I buy from Japan I get screwed on import tax. Where's the cheapest place to buy 'em?
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06/28/05
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dOpesaUce
| California USA
I would just love to have a few of these...
But of course, everyone would love to have these at a more reasonable price.
Having two 1 gig is nice. Just the fact in switching memory sticks is taking up way too much time.
Time is precious.
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06/28/05
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dOpesaUce
| California USA
I got my 1gb from Best Buy and a friend of mine worked there...gotta it for a nice price.
You can try Amazon.com. I think the 1gb is cheaper now without hook up....like $99.
I plan to buy a few more in about a month.
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06/29/05
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tinythetiger
| Ontario Canada
crazyhoss said: "Where can I buy a 1GB Mem Stick Pro Duo the cheapest? I'm in Ireland so I've found if I buy from Japan I get screwed on import tax. Where's the cheapest place to buy 'em?"
EBAY :D i got a 1gb high speed for $107 US including shipping
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06/29/05
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patron921
| New York USA
is there n e other places besides ebay i dont trust ppl on ebay
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07/02/05
Vagrant
| Maine USA
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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07/03/05
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lac
| Australia
i went to eb adn the store mananger said that 20gb sticks are gona come otu in 6 months buy sandisk...seems unlikely but when i asked him if he was tellign the truth, he said the sandisk people told him
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07/03/05
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mitchello
| Australia
20Gb?? Yeah right.
Crazyhoss, I would say eBay too. I got my 512Mb MS Duo for a good price on eBay. 512MB Sandisk MS Pro Duo for AU$103 delivered, compared to $250 from the shops.
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07/03/05
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Syntax010011
| New York USA
20gb is total BS! they barely have 2gb out the door and they have worked on 4gb. I dont know a company to EVER make a jump like that and can you imagine the price. No other flash media commercially to the general public i beliebe has passed 8gb
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07/05/05
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lac
| Australia
yeh...i think its pretty unrealistic to but thast what the manager said and i asked him where he was getitng his info and he said he talked to sandisk...apparelly $2000 for a 20gb stick....dont knwo how reliable it is casue i havent been able to google any info on it or find any on sandisk but thast what he said
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