Memory cards

Eye-Fi Pro X205-26-2010

Like all Eye-Fi cards, the company's latest, the Pro X2 ($149.99 direct), works with any digital camera that supports SDHC cards to let you ...

Eye-Fi Pro X204-05-2010

Eye-Fi have managed to do - if not the impossible - then then unlikely: make camera storage fun. The new Eye-Fi Pro X2 is an 8GB SDHC memory card ...

Transcend SDHC Ultimate 16 Go Class 1012-03-2010

Storage solutions manufacturer Transcend has also brought out a range of SDHC Ultimate Class 10 memory cards, available in 4, 8 or 16 GB capacities. ...

PNY SDHC Optima 16 Go Class 412-03-2010

PNY has two different ranges of SDHC memory card: the Standard and Optima ranges. Cards in the Optima range are Class 4, which supposedly ensures a ...

Panasonic SDHC 4 Go Class 1012-03-2010

Like Sandisk and Transcend, Panasonic now also has a range of Class 10 SDHC memory cards. On closer inspection, it turns out that they are, in fact, ...

Transcend Compact Flash 400x 64 Go06-02-2010

The tech specs for Transcend's new 400x 64 GB Compact Flash card claim write speeds of 60 MB/s and read speeds of 90 MB/s. Transcend's website ...

Sandisk Compact Flash Extreme III 2 Go06-02-2010

In the tech specs, the manufacturer doesn't give a speed in 'x', but says it is capable of 20 MB/s. Converting that to an 'x' speed', it's the ...

PNY Compact Flash Optima 16 Go06-02-2010

Given these promises, we were expecting some pretty extraordinary speeds, but the card is only listed as transferring data at 10 MB/S and 18 MB/s for ...

Sandisk Compact Flash Extreme Pro 32 Go06-02-2010

Be careful, though, because not all memory card readers will be able to support such high speeds. An Express Card adapter which can handle UDMA 6 is ...