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Technology Stocks : WDC/Sandisk Corporation
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To: limtex who wrote (19091)2/12/2001 6:17:53 PM
From: puborectalis   of 60323
 
SanDisk Introduces a 512 Megabyte CompactFlash
Memory Card-the World's Largest Capacity
Standard CF Card

SanDisk Also Introduces A 128MB SmartMedia Card In Response to Customer Demand

ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 12, 2001--SanDisk Corporation (Nasdaq:SNDK - news) today introduced a
512 megabyte (MB) CompactFlash(TM) (CF) memory card, the world's highest capacity, standard CF Type I card. The
company also introduced a high-capacity 128MB SmartMedia memory card. The announcement was made at the annual
Photo Marketing Association trade show where SanDisk is demonstrating products at the Orange County Convention Center,
booth No. 3137.

SanDisk, which also added 256MB and 384MB standard CF cards to its product lineup, is targeting the new high-capacity
cards primarily at the new three and four megapixel, high-resolution digital cameras and Internet music players.

Nelson Chan, senior vice president of worldwide marketing and sales at SanDisk, said, ``Having more than a half gigabyte of
removable storage means consumers can store hundreds or more high-quality digital images, MP3 music files or even video on
the same card. It's this combination of exceptionally large capacities and cross-platform versatility that is becoming increasingly
important among consumers. The introduction of advanced products such as these cards should allow SanDisk to maintain its
position as the industry leader in the flash card market.''

Suggested retail prices for the 512MB, 384MB and 256MB cards are $799.00, $599.00 and $399.00, respectively. The
128MB SmartMedia card has a list price of $189.00. These removable storage cards are expected to be available in Q2 from
camera dealers, distributors and major retailers.

SanDisk products, which include a complete line of ImageMate memory card reader/writers and adapters, are available in
more than 20,000 retail stores worldwide. Retailers include Best Buy, Circuit City, Fry's, K-Mart, Micro Center, Office
Depot, OfficeMax, Ritz, Sears, Staples, Target, Wal-Mart, Wolf and others.

SanDisk Corporation, the world's largest supplier of flash data storage products, designs, manufactures and markets
industry-standard, solid-state data, digital imaging and audio storage products using its patented, high density flash memory and
controller technology. SanDisk is based in Sunnyvale, CA.

The matters discussed in this news release contain forward looking statements that are subject to certain risks and uncertainties
including the ability of the company to manufacture these products in volume, risks associated with introducing new
technologies, competition from other technologies, timely and uninterrupted supply of products and materials from various
suppliers and third party manufacturers as well as other factors. Other risks for SanDisk include those items described under
the caption ``Factors That May Affect Future Results'' in the company's annual report on Form 10-K and quarterly reports on
Form 10-Q, filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The company assumes no obligation to update the information
in this release.

CompactFlash and ImageMate are trademarks of SanDisk Corp. All trade names are either registered trademarks or
trademarks of their respective holders.

SanDisk's web site/home page address: sandisk.com
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