microSDmälukaarti

The term "microSDmälukaarti" appears to be a portmanteau combining "microSD card" and "mälukaarti," which is Estonian for "memory card." Therefore, "microSDmälukaarti" likely refers to a microSD memory card.

A microSD card is a very small flash memory card used for storing digital information. It is the smallest widely used removable storage format, measuring just 15 x 11 x 1 millimeters. Originally developed by SanDisk, it is now a de facto standard and is widely adopted across various electronic devices.

These cards are commonly found in portable devices such as smartphones, tablets, digital cameras, and portable gaming consoles. They offer a convenient way to expand the storage capacity of these devices, allowing users to store more photos, videos, music, and applications.

microSD cards come in various storage capacities, ranging from a few gigabytes to several terabytes. They also differ in their speed classes, which indicate the minimum sequential write speed. Higher speed classes are essential for applications that require rapid data transfer, such as recording high-definition video or running applications directly from the card.

The adoption of microSD cards has been crucial in enabling the increasing demand for storage in mobile and portable electronics, providing users with flexibility and expandability for their digital lives.