Like whoa: two terrabytes of data storage?! What the hell are you gonna do with all that? Read 'em and weep 'em buckoes. Sony and SanDisk have announced their joint development project which will expand memory stick formats to proportions yet unheard of.

These days, it's usually a wise choice to go around looking for deals on your favorite video games. Gamestop is offering a few deals of its own from the week of March 2 to March 8. These include a buy two, take one promo, discounts and what not.

In fact, we'll make you a deal as well: if you turn to the full article after the jump, we'll give you more details on Gamestop's Deal of the Week. How about it?

Ready for this week's batch of GameStop deals? We're sure a lot of people want to get their hands on the Jumper video game (Xbox 360, PS2, and Wii) and the graphic novel. If you want to get both, then this might be your lucky week. GameStop is giving out the graphic novel to those who pre-order video game. Interested? Check out the full article for more.

If there's one thing tech-savvy people like seeing in their memory cards, it's more stuff. Needless to say, Sandisk has taken that to mean OODLES of pictures, music, and more, as they've just announced the development of a 12GB microSDHC card for use with all your favorite gadgets.

More on this sweet new development after the jump!

Mobile phone and NDS owners may find common ground in this particular news bit, which pertains to SanDisk and their upcoming 6 and 8GB MicroSD High Capacity (microSDHC) flash cards.

The manufacturer has just sent out word that they have begun sending out samples of both flash memory drives to major phone manufacturers and mobile network operators for testing and evaluation.

Shipping is expected to begin late this year, although SanDisk has yet to announce the news card's expected retailer prices. For the mobile phone owners, the 8GB card will enable you to carry a total of 2,000 songs, or more than 5,000 pictures, or up to 5 hours of MPEG-4 videos.

We also imagine the guys in the portable gaming scene will find this announcement uplifting, given that homebrew-enabling cards like CycloDS Revolution support the format. Games aside, that'll leave plenty of room for your comics, videos, images, and the ton of homebrew you'll need to keep all these files running properly. Keep posted in case the test results for SanDisk's upcoming microSDHC cards get released.

If you're looking for a new memory card to hold your files, then you might want to check out Best Buy. The company's currently advertising that SanDisk 2GB Secure Digital Memory Cards can now be bought for US$ 29.99 a pop. That's twenty bucks off the regular price of US$ 49.99.

That's also US$ 50 cheaper than, for example, a PNY Secure Digital memory card with the same storage capacity. Yeah, it's a pretty OK bargain, if you ask us. Of course, with Best Buy's recent admission of the existence their secret Intranet site (which was "never meant to mislead customers," or so the company says), you might want to be extra careful.

Thanks to jpcguy89 for the heads up!

Our resident forum moderator, EriCKY, has finished his review of the M3 Lite he recieved yesterday and has posted it on our forums. The review is one of the first reviews of this great product, and I'm almost convinced that this is the flash adapter to get this year! With great compatability, a flush fit (contrary to previous speculation and pictures), expandable memory, you really can't go wrong with this flashcart. Aside from it's high price point of about 80$, it is the best flashcart on the market according to this review. So, do you want to know why EriCKY thinks it is so great? Read so after the jump!

  

Team Neo Flash, the maker of many accessory, uber-fashionable case mods (have you seen their delish-looking ice blue DS Lite case?) and peripheral products for PSP, GBA, DS and, of course, the DS Lite, is just about ready with their newest hardware mod for the Nintendo DS.

Now on its final stages, the Neo Flash is about to unveil their 'no sticking out' DS flash cart adapter. The NEO2-TF flash cart adapter is designed for the Sandisk Micro TransFlash (TF) Memory Modules of up to 4GB. With the NEO2-TF flash cart adapter DS gamers who can only load up to 128mbit games can now play larger games. It can also accomodate the MK4-TF although a small part (the TF part) will stick out a little. But that only makes it easier to pull out the card so DS gamers who are genetically incapable of growing fingernails will appreciate that.

The hardware itself is complete, according to Neo Flash, all that's needed is the case which will be in Ice Blue and Navy Blue flavors. Exact date of availability and pricing will be announced later.