Monday, August 4, 2003
Lexar Shipping 4GB CF Card
Posted by Ed Hansberry in "HARDWARE" @ 10:00 AM
http://www.lexarmedia.com/dynamic-frameset_newsroom.html?http://www.lexarmedia.com/newsroom/press/press_08_04_03.html
"Lexar Media, Inc. (Nasdaq: LEXR), a leading designer, developer and marketer of high-performance digital media and accessories, today announced that the company is shipping the world's first and only 4GB CompactFlash memory card. Specifically designed for professional photographers shooting hi-resolution images, the 4GB card stores about 600 images captured in RAW mode using a 6-megapixel professional camera. Amateur photographers shooting with lower resolution cameras could expect to capture as many as 45,000 JPEG images using the high capacity memory card. The actual number of images a 4GB card can store depends on the camera quality, resolution and image file selection mode."
:drool: 4GB! Forget images. Look at all the music you can put on your Pocket PC. :D It is a CF-II card, so it unfortunately won't work on the HP Jornada series. It can be yours today for the incredibly low price of $1,499. 8O If you plan on using it in your camera, be sure it supports FAT32.
"Lexar Media, Inc. (Nasdaq: LEXR), a leading designer, developer and marketer of high-performance digital media and accessories, today announced that the company is shipping the world's first and only 4GB CompactFlash memory card. Specifically designed for professional photographers shooting hi-resolution images, the 4GB card stores about 600 images captured in RAW mode using a 6-megapixel professional camera. Amateur photographers shooting with lower resolution cameras could expect to capture as many as 45,000 JPEG images using the high capacity memory card. The actual number of images a 4GB card can store depends on the camera quality, resolution and image file selection mode."
:drool: 4GB! Forget images. Look at all the music you can put on your Pocket PC. :D It is a CF-II card, so it unfortunately won't work on the HP Jornada series. It can be yours today for the incredibly low price of $1,499. 8O If you plan on using it in your camera, be sure it supports FAT32.
