SanDisk touts read-only SD cards for sensitive data

SanDisk touts read-only SD cards for sensitive data

Tuesday July 15, 2008. 04:54 PM
TheRegister

Something even easier for civil servants to mislay Flash-fancier SanDisk's mission to eradicate all recording media and replace them with solid-state storage continued today with the release of an SD card you can only write to once.?

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