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Pretec Makes First miCard

Pretec will be the first memory card manufacturer to implement the new miCard format with the S-Diamond, called the world's smallest USB flash drive.

Karen M. Cheung
Written by Karen M. Cheung

Updated October 2, 2014

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June 5, 2007* - Flash drive maker Pretec will be the first to manufacture a miCard. The 'S-Diamond' comes just days after the MultiMediaCard Association’s announcement of the new miCard memory format. The miCard, or Multiple-Interface Memory Card, includes a direct USB connector, eliminating the need for an external card reader. 

Pretec calls the S-Diamond card the "smallest USB flash drive in the world," according to a company press release yesterday. The Pretec S-Diamond measures 21x12x1.95mm, about 18 percent smaller than current miniSD cards used in mobile phones.

The Pretec S-Diamond card will be offered in various capacities from 128MB to 8GB. It will debut this week at Computex 2007 in Taipei.

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