SmartMedia

E772192

SmartMedia was a type of flash memory card popular in the late 1990s and early 2000s, used primarily in digital cameras and portable devices before being supplanted by newer formats.

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SmartMedia canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf flash memory card format
removable storage medium
alsoKnownAs SSFDC
Solid State Floppy Disk Card
dataTransferMethod 8-bit parallel interface
designedFor low-cost implementation
earlyCapacities 16 MB
2 MB
32 MB
4 MB
64 MB
8 MB
fileSystemSupport FAT12
FAT16
formFactor thin card
governingBody SSFDC Forum
hasContactType exposed gold contacts
hasVariant 3.3 V SmartMedia card
5 V SmartMedia card
height 45 mm
introducedBy Toshiba
introducedInYear 1995
lacks on-card controller
marketRegion global
maxCapacity 128 MB
peakPopularityPeriod early 2000s
late 1990s
powerSupplyVoltage 3.3 V
5 V
primaryUse PDAs
audio recorders
digital cameras
portable electronic devices
requires host-based flash management
status discontinued
storageTechnology NAND flash memory
successorStandard xD-Picture Card
supplantedBy CompactFlash
Memory Stick
SD card
Secure Digital
xD-Picture Card
thickness 0.76 mm
typicalUseCase storing digital photos
transferring files between devices
usedInBrand Fujifilm digital cameras
linked to: Fujifilm

Olympus digital cameras
Toshiba digital cameras
voltageKeying notch position indicates voltage
width 37 mm

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Memory Stick competition SmartMedia
subject linked to: Memory Stick (on older models)
MultiMediaCard competitorTo SmartMedia