Lexar Introduces 1TB sdxc Memory Card
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2019 1:36 pm
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True but if it was state of the art speed or about 300MB/s it would cost three times that!Bill Chambers wrote:$400.00 for a 1 TB card. I remember when I went to digital in 2005 with a 12MP Nikon D2x, I really stretched and bought 2 ea. 4 GB (that's right, count 'em, 4 GB) cards and they cost me $400 ea. at that time! What a difference a little time makes!!
But maybe good for your Surface Pro 6:E.J. Peiker wrote:A 95MB/s card that is full would take 3 hours to download. This is a very slow card by today's standards for high end cards. Even if they sold this in a 300MB/s card, about the fastest that you can currently buy, it would still take almost an hour to download to your computer.
No it uses Micro SD. I have a 400GB one in there now and that's plenty of backup space for a typical two week photo trip even with Medium Format where you are focus stacking constantly.SantaFeJoe wrote:But maybe good for your Surface Pro 6:E.J. Peiker wrote:A 95MB/s card that is full would take 3 hours to download. This is a very slow card by today's standards for high end cards. Even if they sold this in a 300MB/s card, about the fastest that you can currently buy, it would still take almost an hour to download to your computer.
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Or can it use an sd card?
Joe
400GB micro-SD!Bob Ettinger wrote:E.J,
Which 400gb SD card are you using?
Thanks
Bob
E.J. Peiker wrote:400GB micro-SD!Bob Ettinger wrote:E.J,
Which 400gb SD card are you using?
Thanks
Bob
I am using the Sandisk Extreme.