Duracell now makes SD cards and flash drives, apparently

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Monday, January 7th, 2008

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Passing by a Duracell booth, I had almost skipped it completely but noticed that some of the batteries were small and thin, and said “SD” on them. It turns out that Duracell is lending its brand name to a new set of other small, ubiquitous things. Not sure if you’ll be seeing these in retail any time soon but they looked perfectly sellable.

Jump drives after the, er, jump.

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