Kingston Technology Company is adding a 32GB SDHC Flash card to the Elite Pro line of products. “With the growing popularity of digital video and the HD format, consumers continue to look for ways to extend recording times and maintain fast data transfer rates (DTR) to maximize the performance of their recording device,” said Wendy Lecot, Flash business manager, Kingston. “Our new 32GB Elite Pro SDHC memory card is optimized to meet the demands of high capacity and fast write speeds to help consumers share their lives through the use of video, photography and other creative devices. With the addition of the 32GB capacity card, Kingston is at the forefront of offering a versatile line of SDHC solutions to solve a variety of needs in today’s digital imaging world.”
Specifications
- Compliant: with the SD Card Association specification version 2.00
- Secure: built-in write-protect switch prevents accidental data loss
- Compatible: with SDHC host devices; not compatible with standard SD-enabled devices/readers
- File Format: FAT 32
- Simple: as easy as plug-and-play
- Capacities***: 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB
- Dimensions: 0.94″ x 1.25″ x 0.08″ (24mm x 32 mm x 2.1mm)
- Speed Class 4: 4MB/sec. guaranteed minimum data transfer rate
The price is quite high right now, but hopefully it comes down to a more affordable range within time.
The price is quite high right now, but hopefully it comes down to a more affordable range within time.
32GB CF cards for PROFESSIONAL cameras have been around for a while now, and they're pretty affordable. I have a 16GB CF card in my D200, CF is the way to go.
ADATA 32 GB CF Card 92$
Transcend 32GB 133X CF card 104$
RiDATA Lightning 32GB 233x 126$
so for the cost of one of these stupid things, I could have 96 GB worth of CF storage space...great on a H2 or 645 AFD with Leaf back.
Unfortunately, the speed isn't much cop, especially when you see SSD drives with 143 MB/s read and 93 MB/s write (OCZ Core).
Unfortunately, the speed isn't much cop, especially when you see SSD drives with 143 MB/s read and 93 MB/s write (OCZ Core).
You are actually comparing an SSD drive to an SD memory card? Its like comparing an Atom CPU to a Conroe. Well done.
Unfortunately, the speed isn't much cop, especially when you see SSD drives with 143 MB/s read and 93 MB/s write (OCZ Core).
You are actually comparing an SSD drive to an SD memory card? Its like comparing an Atom CPU to a Conroe. Well done.
I guess the image of the SD card above can look like a hard drive if someone had never seen the real size of an SD card
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