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About Integral Integral Memory is a brand of Integral memory plc., a company that began life in the UK in 1989 when, as Just RAMs plc., it supplied memory for very early PCs and data systems. Today the company designs and manufactures a wide range of memory and storage products encompassing DRAM, memory cards, USB drives, solid state drives (SSDs) and industrial memory solutions. In 2010 the company launched the ‘Crypto’ range of FIPS-validated USB drives that encrypt and protect sensitive data. In 2012 the Crypto brand has been extended with a new SSD family that offers military-level, AES 256-bit hardware encryption. Integral is a truly global organisation with headquarters and R&D and testing facilities in the UK and offices in France, Spain, The Netherlands, the USA and the UAE. Resellers in more than 50 countries sell the company’s products and customers include large corporates, government departments, educational institutions and a wide variety of business and personal users

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Integral release 64GB Class 10 microSDXC with 40MB/s transfer speed to meet demands of cutting-edge tablets and smartphones

Tue, May 21, 2013 12:46 CET

Integral UltimaPro high-speed, high capacity microSDXC Class 10 UHS-I memory cards can enhance user experience by providing an additional 64GB of valuable storage for more apps, Full HD video, photos and music, while keeping pace with demanding technology specs of the latest mobile devices.London, 21st May 2013 – Memory and storage specialist Integral has launched the 64GB UltimaPro microSDXC 40MB/s Class 10 UHS-I memory card. The new addition to the UltimaPro range is built for storage and speed; with up to 40MB/s data transfer allowing apps and media to be opened faster and improved

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Integral release 64GB Class 10 microSDXC with 40MB/s transfer speed to meet demands of cutting-edge tablets and smartphones

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