For those who don't understand that any SD card will work in your Wii, the 2GB Rock Band 2 Secure Digital card will reportedly hold up to 75 downloadable songs -- or 2GB of anything, actually.

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The tiny Secure Digital memory card is beginning to loom large on the consumer electronics landscape.

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Stick a Secure Digital memory card in a slot, and you can have it record video thumbnails at regular intervals as you shoot.

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But still it's got room for a Secure Digital storage card, the postage stamp-sized flash memory cards that are showing up in all kinds of electronic devices.

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And whenever the recording industry gets around to implementing its Secure Digital Music Initiative, the SD card, which stands for "secure digital, " will support it.

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Japan's Matsushita (nyse: MC - news - people) sells players under the Panasonic brand name, which use the Secure Digital (SD) card technology it developed with SanDisk.

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The Secure Digital (SD) memory card will hold up to two hours of video on 64 megabytes.

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The highest speed class available today, the UltimateXX meets standards set by the Secure Digital Association for next-level performance in SD card technology.

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