Sony Announces 2GB Memory Stick Pro Duo for less than $200

Sep 12 2005, 12:46pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sony announces 2GB Memory Stick Pro Duo for less than $200 going on sale end of September.

Until now Sony only had the 2GB High Speed Memory Stick Pro Duo available, which sells for $346.99 on Amazon.com.
The new 2GB Media Memory Stick Pro Duo lists for $199.99 on SonyStyle for pre-order. I would think that other stores will have lower prices soon. More details in this Sony press-release.

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