From widescreen television sets to DSLR cameras to portable Netbooks, memory cards seem to be everywhere these days (Seriously, my alarm clock has one). These stamp sized units are evolving fast, with up to 64Gb capacity cards already announced by manufacturers such as Sandisk. It is only natural then that we are curious about the manufacturing process involved in making these miniature storage devices. Fortunately, Lexar recently posted a video on their youtube channel showing just this. If you like technology and How It’s Made, be sure to check the video attached below. If you have already seen this, perhaps this equally impressive alternative video may interest you: How Lexus makes it’s Carbon Fiber
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