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SandDisk 2 GB 2GB TransFlash MicroSD Micro SD Memory Card & FREE Screen Protector Pack For NOKIA 6500 SLIDE

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Memory Card:

  • This is a Genuine SanDisk Memory Card. MicroSD is an ultra small,
  • Removable flash memory module designed for mobile devices.
  • Great for storing files,
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