Memory specialist Kingston has made its 32GB Micro SDHC memory card available to buyers.

The £96 card - £98 if you order the pack with a bundled SD card adaptor - is a speed Class 4 device, so it offers a miminum data transfer speed of 4MBps.

Smartphone storage ready, the card works in a variety of HTC, Samsung, Motorola and BlackBerry handsets, Kingston said.

More details and links to sellers can be found on the Kingston Technology website. ®

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