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I recently purchased a 1 GB 133 speed Corsair SD card (model CMFSD133-1GB)
because of my frustration with the slow write speed of my old Sandisk 1 Gb
32X speed SD card when taking burst (multiple consecutive) photos of moving
objects such as wildlife. It came packaged in a small plastic storage case
enclosed in a paperback book sized indestructible plastic case. If you want
to use it immediately after buying it from the store you’ll need scissors or
a knife to cut through this plastic.
Long hailed as a performance leader in the field of computer RAM, Corsair
has branched out with a range of new Secure Digital cards that are
remarkably fast and reliable while being priced much more keenly than the SD
card market leader Sandisk which charges a significant premium for its brand
name.
Rated at upto 133X speed these new Corsair SD cards have an impressive read
speed of upto 21MB/s and write speed of upto 15.5MB/s coupled with a
Lifetime warranty and the latest power saving technology to maximize battery
life. These high-speed SD card’s are perfect for the pro-sumer and digital
photography enthusiast who has a camera like mine (Panasonic DMC-FZ20) which
can take advantage of the higher speed.
To test the real-world speed when emptying the card I moved 965MB of photos
(335 files in 4 folders) from the Corsair 133X 1Gb SD card to my computer
using a USB2 SD card reader … this took 2 minutes 23.01 seconds which is
quite impressive.
However the real test is in my camera (Panasonic DMC-FZ20) which is capable
of taking 2 JPEG photos/second in infinite burst mode … I was able to take
63×2.5 Megabyte JPEG’s or 10×14 Megabyte TIFF photos at ISO 400 in 30
seconds.
Whether you need more storage for digital pictures, MP3s, your cellular
phone or PDA, Corsair’s Secure Digital cards will deliver a lifetime of
satisfaction. Corsair Secure Digital cards are available in a variety of
capacities up to 2GB and are also available at cheaper and slower 60X and
40X speeds for use in devices that are not capable of high speed reading/writing
to SD cards. |