Toshiba may not be the first out of the gate with a 16GB microSDHC card, but they sure are the latest. Trailing behind SanDisk by only two months, Toshiba’s version will provide plenty of room for all of the things you hold dear in life. The Toshiba cards are slated for mass production in January of next year. A price range has not been set yet but expect something similar to the competition. Thank God. My hard drive was getting perilously close to filled.

The reviews are out on the Pioneer Inno XMP3 portable satellite radio. The consensus: It doesn’t suck. It’s found to be quite good actually. CNET placed it at the top of it’s category. It’s been noted that the reception sees definitive improvement over previous models. The sound quality and GUI were both signaled out for excellence. Additionally, the unit allows for a MicroSDHC card for more memory. It’s available now for you XM subscribers out there. The Inno costs $279.