Expresscard: memory, communication and other modules for your computer

PQI announces a new 32GB ExpressCard/34 SSD - the S520.

The card also doubles as a USB flash drive with PQI's "Intelligent Stick" technology. 

Lexar's 16GB SSD ExpressCard/34 is now available to purchase in Amazon.com

The Card is sold for 92$.

The AirCard 501 and AirCard 502 ExpressCards offer top download speeds of up to 7.2 megabits per second (Mbps) and upload speeds of up to 5.76 Mbps, allowing mobile professionals to use their notebook computers from a parking lot just as easily as they can from their desks to send and retrieve large presentations, email attachments, and data-rich information like graphics or video.

E-Films (from Australia) announces a new ExpressCard reader - the MxR. It holds SD/SDHC cards only.

The new card will retail for 35$.

Via MacVideo

OCZ has released new ExpressCard storage modules - the Slate series. There are 3 versions - 8/16/32GB. All cards also include a mini-USB port.

The read speed is 18MB/s, and the write speed is 12.5MB/sec. 

Sony Ericsson has launched its first HSPA 7.2/2.0 devices with the ExpressCard/34 form factor, the EC400 and EC400g. The speed rates are 7.2Mb/s download and 2.0Mb/s upload. They EC400g also includes a GPS. Both cards have an internal antenna, and a foldable external one, too, for better performance.

This Express Card sized ultra-slim lightweight (13g) input device incorporates AVOV's innovative WiLDCapST™ Mouse Technology to bring you the power of an ergonomic mobile mouse, making it the essential gear for notebook users and road warriors. The CapSense Mouse Technology puts the power of an ergonomic mobile mouse right at your thumb, literally. Control the mouse cursor with ease by positioning your thumb on the 2.5cm x 2.5cm touch area and sliding gently to your intended direction. Full mouse control is now possible with just slight thumb movements. There is no need to place the device on any flat surface to operate the mouse.

The Fujitsu Amilo Graphics Booster is actually an AMD ATI Radeon HD 3870 Graphic card, inside a small box that connects via ExpressCard slot to your notebook. The Amilo take over the video processing from the notebook's own graphic card. The box also includes 3 more video outputs (DVI, HDMI and normal VGA), to a total of 4 video outs (the last one is the laptop's own).