SanDisk is eyeing to strengthen its Indian market significantly in tune with the growth in the market for consumer electronics.

As a part of its positive evaluation of the flash memory market in India, SanDisk is ready to launch USB flash drive with a maximum storage capacity of 64GB.

Available in different capacities including in 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB and 64 GB, the company said that the new flash drive would allow backup of files by just touching a button.

SanDisk claims it to be the first drive having such a facility.

Monday saw the unveiling of the first 16 GB microSD and memory stick micro mobile memory cards of by Nasdaq listed SanDisk Corporation; world’s largest supplier of flash memory products. 

The ones who want to purchase these cards will have to shell out Rs 4999 and can avail it from retail chains like Hot Spot and Croma Stores’ 

With the aim to ease the aged and unloved audio CD into the retirement home, SanDisk is joining forces with some of the biggest music labels.