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Samsung MC12/56C0641MY1-2CC 64MB CompactFlash Memory Card
- 64MB storage capacity
- CompactFlash Type I form factor
- Suitable for digital cameras
- Compatible with PDAs
- Ideal for portable electronics
- Reliable data storage
- Easy to use plug-and-play functionality
- Standard CF card for various applications
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Product Overview
This Samsung MC12/56C0641MY1-2CC is a 64MB CompactFlash memory card. It is designed for use in digital cameras, PDAs, and other portable electronic devices that support the CompactFlash standard.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Memory Card |
| Capacity | 64MB |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | CompactFlash Type I |
Product Description
The Samsung MC12/56C0641MY1-2CC is a 64MB CompactFlash memory card, a widely adopted standard for removable storage in portable electronic devices. This card utilizes the CompactFlash Type I form factor, which is the most common and thinnest type of CompactFlash card, ensuring compatibility with a vast array of devices that feature a CF card slot. With a capacity of 64MB, this card is suitable for a range of applications, including storing photos from older digital cameras, small data files for PDAs, or firmware for certain electronic devices. While its capacity is modest by today's standards, it was sufficient for many devices during the era when CompactFlash was prevalent. This Samsung memory card offers a reliable and straightforward way to expand the storage of compatible devices. Its plug-and-play nature allows for easy insertion and removal, facilitating data transfer and device operation. It represents a piece of portable storage technology that was essential for many consumer electronics before the widespread adoption of SD cards and other newer formats.
