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Also because SanDisk is making a 128gig SD card. That will blow the memory doors off of Apple.

So I decided that this is the phone to buy and the data plan is cheaper than what i have now.

Nice job HTC, TMob and Google!
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I think you've mixed up your Flash technologies. SanDisk might have a 128GB SSD drive, but that's likely in a 2.5" HD formfactor. SanDisk *just* released a 16GB microSDHC, the format the used in the G1, and they've announced a 128GB version is in the works for release in 2011, but now that they've sold a 30% of their flash fab capacity back to Toshiba I'm betting that will slip. The iPhone will likely stay at or ahead of the microSDHC curve for another couple of years, if only because they can fit more flash chips onto the iPhone mobo.]]>Oct 22nd 2008 8:31PM