Lexar Media, a maker of digital storage cards, announced on Monday its 16GB
version of the
Kodak-branded Secure
Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) high-speed card.
The new card offers speeds up to 60x, which translate into about 9MB per
second, allowing for capturing full-motion video without interruption. However,
this speed is still not fast enough for dSLR cameras, whose photos can easily be
as large as 9MB each, especially when you want to snap multiple photos at a
time.
The new SD card works not only with Kodak cameras, but also any
SDHC-compatible digital cameras, camcorders, and PDAs. It comes with a lifetime
warranty and will be available in October, at which point you will also find 8GB
and 4GB versions. At the moment it's unclear how much the new cards will
cost.
Via
Crave CNET
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