MicroSD with music instead of CDs

SanDisk and the large publishing houses of the music industry have announced the microSD-based SlotMusic cards, which will be available in stores, just like music CDs. The microSD cards with a capacity of 1 GB will have MP3 format music at 320 kbps, DRM-free and of course the cards can be packed with extra contents, videos, images or even executable files, just like on conventional disks. The new kinds of digital albums will come with miniSD and SD converters and an USB adapter too, so the albums will be usable by almost everyone. The first set will have near thirty albums from EMI, Warner, Sony BMG and Universal. The price of the albums will be in the $7-$10 USD range, so they will cost much less than the CDs that usually cost between $15-$20 USD.