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John over at Telefon-Treff.de has hooked us up with live photos showing the N95, E51, and E90, all rocking the upcoming 16GB microSDHC card from Sandisk. The card was announced earlier this year at CES, and is halfway to the theoretical limit of the microSDHC specifications (the current theoretical limit, I believe, is 32GB). The card should also work in the upcoming handsets, most notably the N96, which already sports 16GB of internal memory, bringing that baby up to a whopping 32GB of memory.

The 16GB MicroSDHC card from Sandisk is not expected to be commercially available until later this year, though you can already pick up an 8GB for under $80. Personally, I love seeing memory get bigger and cheaper like this. Hopefully future Nokia devices with large amounts of built-in memory will continue to also have a microSDHC card slot, so that we can keep on loading them up with music, photos, and video content.