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ProGrade Digital CFexpress Gold Type A in 240GB and 480GB capacity announced
ProGrade Digital has announced two new CFexpress Type A memory cards (buy here). They’re part of ProGrade’s Gold series cards, which typically offer better value…
Lexar is first out of the gate with CFexpress 4.0 Type A cards for Sony cameras
Lexar has announced its newest CFexpress memory cards at CES 2024. Both cards meet the new CFexpress 4.0 specification, offering double the speeds of previous…
Nextorage releases its fastest CFexpress A cards to date
A little over a year ago, Nextorage released what was at the time, the world’s fastest CFexpress Type B memory cards. Now, they’ve targeted Sony,…
Pergear launches new “Prime” CFexpress Type B cards up to 4TB
While the rest of the world is starting to announce new CFexpress 4.0 cards, Pergear’s staying where they are. CFexpress 4.0 far exceeds the needs…
ProGrade CFexpress 4.0 transfer Blazing 3.4GB a second
ProGrade Digital has announced its newest CFexpress 4.0 cards. Unlike their first CFexpress 4.0 announcement, though, these ones are a bit more reasonable in price…
Symbols on SD Cards and their meaning
If you were planning on getting yourself a new SD card, you are probably wondering: what on earth all of these numbers and symbols on…
ValiDrive: Spotting fake memory cards made easy
Fake storage devices are rife these days. We can go search sites like AliExpress, eBay and even Amazon and find many obvious fakes. Some, however,…
OWC joins the CFexpress 4.0 train with its new Atlas Pro and Ultra cards
Other World Computing (OWC) has announced its new Atlas Pro (buy here) and Atlas Ultra (buy here) CFexpress 4.0 cards. The new CFexpress 4.0 spec…
ProGrade Digital first to announce CFexpress 4.0 cards with 3.4GB/sec transfer speeds
After the announcement of the new CFexpress 4.0 standard by the CompactFlash Association, we’re already seeing the first cards and devices being announced. It looks…
CFexpress 4.0 announced – Doubles current card speeds up to 8GB/sec
CFexpress 4.0 means that CFexpress Type A cards for Sony shooters now have a theoretical maximum transfer speed of up to 2GB/sec, falling in line with CFexpress 2.0 Type B cards. Type B also doubles, offering a hypothetical 4GB/sec.
