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With the introduction of each new “must have� gadget, it seems there is also the introduction of a new form of storage media. If you own a recent PDA, Cellular phone, digital camera, digital camcorder, PSP, or PMP, odds are you have anywhere between 1 to 10,000 different types of memory cards, and perhaps even different sizes of each.

Digital Foci hopes to bring a little order to your life with its Memory Card Travel Case, a very thoughtfully designed product able to store up 8 different media cards in an iPod-sized, shock absorbent case.

The rugged case features a brushed aluminum exterior, capable of withstanding a good amount of abuse without noticeable signs of wear. Inside, the Memory Card Travel Case features four stackable media compartments able to hold CF I/II, MD, SM, MMC, SD, miniSD, MS, MS Duo, and xD cards. The stackable design means you can fit four of the same type of card, or up to 8 different cards of mixed styles, depending on the type. For instance, one compartment can hold both a SD card and then a CF card above it. Each compartment is made of molded hard rubber, providing a secure fit and great protection against accidental drops.

Conclusion

The Memory Card Travel Case by Digital Foci is a great addition to any mobile geek’s arsenal of gadgetry. It provides a very secure and stylish way to carry and protect your digital media without having to keep track of where you put what card. Priced at only $19.95, it is almost a no brainer for the gadget-obsessed traveler.

Digital Foci Memory Card Travel Case memory card holder

Price: $19.95
Pros: Nice-looking, rugged. Provides secure protection for your memory cards. Supports most popular types of cards.
Cons: Non significant; (just one more thing to carry!)

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