Wednesday, June 1, 2005
ATP Introduces 2GB and 4GB 133x SD Cards
Posted by Darius Wey in "HARDWARE" @ 02:30 AM
"The all-new ATP ProMax SD card products will come in capacities of up to 2GB initially, with a 4GB card planned for later this year in Q4. Conforming to the latest SD v1.1 system specification, they are rated at super fast 133X transfer rates (up to read 20MB/s and 18MB/s write). This tremendous level of performance is ideal for today's demanding applications such as high-end digital photography and video recording. Designed to handle progressively larger and higher resolution pictures in uncompressed RAW format or MPEG2-HD video quality, they allow for professional photographers and enthusiasts to maintain a fast rate of shooting with high megapixel digital cameras and camcorders such as the Nikon D50. Mass production of the ProMaxTM lineup will start in July."
These SD cards are being churned out at a rate faster than I can handle. Announced at Computex, ATP's weather-proof SD cards rated at 133x (20MB/s - read and 18MB/s - write) are to be made available in a 2GB flavour first, followed by 4GB in Q4 2005. These cards are backed with a 5 year limited warranty, and I sure wouldn't mind popping one of these in my Pocket PC. ;-)
These SD cards are being churned out at a rate faster than I can handle. Announced at Computex, ATP's weather-proof SD cards rated at 133x (20MB/s - read and 18MB/s - write) are to be made available in a 2GB flavour first, followed by 4GB in Q4 2005. These cards are backed with a 5 year limited warranty, and I sure wouldn't mind popping one of these in my Pocket PC. ;-)
