This is a postage stamp sized flash memory card that allows data to be saved on it. MMC cards are a means of exchanging data between PDAs, phones, digital cameras, and other devices, but they can also serve the function of acting similar to a hard drive on a PC for the storage of data and programs.
The MMC is currently the smallest memory media of the world (size about. 24 x 32 mm).
Multi Manufactured Capacitor, A capacitor made from many smaller Manufactured (off the shelf) capacitors.
A standard for very small (24 x 32 x 1.4 mm) memory units that can be used in portable devices (e.g., PDAs, mobile phones, etc.). They can store up to 64 MB of data. See http://www.mmca.org/ for more information.
Multimedia Card - a type of memory card.
Abbreviation for MultiMedia card, a postage stamp-size flash memory card for storing data. See also SD.
A standard command set used by some CD recorders. Many newer recorders follow this standard, though many of them also interpret it differently (so there are still differences in how software must address these recorders, in spite of the standard).
ulti edia ard: A tiny memory card that uses flash memory to make storage portable among various devices, such as mobile phones and PDAs.
Multi Media Card. A postage stamp sized memory card with up to 64MB capacity used in some newer camera models, Interchangeable with SD cards.
MultiMedia cards are removable memory cards that can store MP3 sound files, as well as image files.
MultiMedia cards are another type of removable memory card.
Multimedia Card, Type of transportable storage media.
Short for Multimedia card, these are memory cards that use flash memory to make storage portable among various devices, for example in some mobile phones, PDAs, digital cameras, music players, video cameras, and personal computers. N-Gage games are stored on MMCs, which is why they're so rich in sound and video. You can also buy memory cards to store your MP3 and other files.
Multi-Media Command. A command set used by some disc recorders, telling the hardware how to interact with different types of media. Not all machines interpret MMCs the same way.