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Now Fire at Will…!Transcend SD Card / HDD

November 28, 2014 by Sujith Gopinath

B(18_2014_Now-Fire)1Have you just bought a camera that claims to  re the shutter at 20 frames per second and capable of 4K video recording? But do you notice that the camera goes slow a er a few high-speed frames or stops recording 4K videos abruptly? Before blaming your camera or the  manufacturer (it is easier to do so), check the memory card you have paired with the camera. High-speed recording requires a card capable of writing data fast enough to free the camera’s bu er during shooting. With fast data transfer rates and large storage capacities, the new generation memory cards from Transcend are ideal companions to highend digital cameras and highspeed devices.

The UHS-I U3X cards have a maximum read speed of 95MB per second and maximum write speed of 85 MB per second.  ese cards are available in 32 to 128GB capacities.

Low power consumption and fast write speeds of the cards also help in conserving power, thereby prolonging the runtime of the battery.  The cards have in-built hardware error correction code for detecting and correcting errors in the card.

The 32GB SDHC memory cards retail at approximately Rs.3600 and are available at all leading stores and The-shops. The cards carry a Limited Lifetime Warranty.
Sujith Gopinath

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