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 | Digital Swiss Army Knife digital audio player has a built-in FM radio and voice recorder and comes with or without standard tools. |
 | Computer on a Stick fast bootable USB flash drive with secure self-contained onboard operating system, office suite, and utilities. |
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 | SD USB built-in connectivity for easy transfer of data, images, or video between digital cameras, computers, and other electronic devices. |
 | TransFlash Memory Card high-capacity module can store digital music, video, photos, and GPS navigation software in new mobile phones. |
 | Multi-Card Readers high-speed USB 2 units support SD, MiniSD, MultiMediaCard, RS-MMC, TransFlash, and Memory Stick PRO Duo. |
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 | SanDisk Extreme rugged compact flash memory cards reliable in severe temperature ranges of hot desert and sub-zero polar expeditions. |
 | 6 in 1 Card Reader SD, MMC, Memory Stick PRO, xD-Picture Card, and SmartMedia PC adapter for transfer of images, music, and data. |
 | Fastest SD Memory Card MMC 4.0 flash with fast read and write speeds for mobile phones, digital cameras, and other portable devices. |
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 | Mini SD Card - designed especially for mobile phones - is 40% the size of regular SD cards and is compatible with them |
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Computer Hardware
Compact Flash Cards - a larger flash card you will spend less time transferring files to or from your computer or laptop
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Lexar Media announced that it will extend its line of Professional Series CompactFlash cards with 2GB and 4GB capacity cards, speed rated at 32X. 32X speed is capable of a minimum sustained write speed of 4.8MB/s, with 1X equal to 150Kb/s. The new 2GB and 4GB CompactFlash cards are especially suited for professional digital photographers who prefer shooting in large file formats like TIFF and RAW.
"The trend is toward greater capacity memory cards to accommodate the image files generated by high resolution cameras and allow for more continuous shooting. With 2MB and 4MB cards, professional photographers will appreciate the ability to shoot RAW and TIFF files without concern and forego the interruption associated with changing cards mid-shoot," said Ron Glaz, Program Research Manager, IDC.
"Many professional photographers depend on the high-speed performance of our cards and have asked for higher capacity cards," said Eric Stang, president and CEO Lexar Media. "We are pleased to be the first company to bring 4GB CompactFlash to market, which is made possible by our advanced controller technology and the new industry leading 4-gigabit quad die pack flash memory from Samsung. The close Lexar Media and Samsung relationship allows us to collaborate to optimize our controller with the Samsung 4-gigabit flash memory device and deliver the largest CompactFlash available."
In addition to their large capacities, these cards are capable of a minimum sustained read and write speed of 4.8MB per second. On top of that, both cards are also equipped with Write Acceleration technology (WA), which further increases write speed performance in enabled cameras including the Kodak 14n and other Kodak Professional cameras, Nikon D1x, Nikon D1h and Nikon D100.
Write Acceleration technology is the result of a Lexar Media proprietary high-speed flash memory controller and the cooperation of major digital camera manufacturers to increase write-speed performance by simplifying the way a camera and card talk to each other. With WA, the camera can transfer more data, which reduces the command overhead. A significant performance advantage can be seen in high-resolution cameras that produce large image files and the increase in write speed becomes even more noticeable when several images are shot in burst or continuous mode. Actual performance data will vary between cameras, resolution and shooting modes.
All Lexar Media Professional Series cards include a free version of Lexar Media Image Rescue. Image Rescue is a unique and revolutionary file recovery software that recovers 'perceived to be lost' image files from Lexar Media-brand USB-enabled CompactFlash memory cards. The most common causes of image loss include removing the card from a camera or reader before the image has been fully stored, accidentally deleting a picture, reformatting a card or low camera battery power. Image Rescue goes to the root-level of the data structure to identify and retrieve lost images, even if the computer does not see the card. In most instances Image Rescue can identify and retrieve JPEG, TIFF and RAW file formats.
With this offering, Lexar Media now offers a line of Professional Series CompactFlash in 256MG, 512MB, 1GB, 2GB and 4GB capacities. The 2GB will be Type I and expected to retail in March for $699.99. The 4GB card will be Type II and is expected to ship in the 2nd quarter for $1,499.99.