SanDisk, one of the largest manufacturers of data storage components, presented its greatest novelty in the last week: A microSD with 200 gigabytes of space.
Exactly one year after launching the 128GB Ultra microSDXC, the company managed to considerably expand the storage capacity to launch the second version of the product. The price? US$ 400.00. In quick math, you pay $2 a gigabyte for storage.
According to the company, the goal is to popularize the product between tablets and Android smartphones, offering a transfer speed of up to 90MB/s. On the microSDXC page the company lists some advantages of having the product, such as the ability to store up to 20 hours of video on Full HD or transfer up to 1,200 photos per minute.
Available in the second half of 2015, the 200GB microSDXC has a 10-year warranty, is waterproof and supports high temperatures. Along with the card, SanDisk also offers the Memory Zone app, which has an interesting function called OptiMem, which monitors the smartphone's memory level to inform if it has exceeded the user-defined limit. If this limit is exceeded, the app automatically transfers some older photos and videos to your microSD card, releasing space in the internal memory. Something Sony smartphones do natively.

Two years running – Just launched the world’s large capacity microSD card again. #mwc2015http://t.co/GEeScI3OV pic.twitter. with/pM6NiorVnO

— SanDisk (@SanDisk) March 2, 2015

To access the official product page, click here.