Sony SD Memory Cards Support SD Platform
January 25, 2010 | Portable Storage, Sony | Comments OffSurprising, but also to foresee, was the introduction of the Sony SD Card, SDHC and microSD / SDHC memory cards. With the introduction of the new Sony Cybershot cameras, the specification has shown that, besides the support of Sony Memory Stick own, they also now support the SD platform.
This is a logical choice, given that almost all manufacturers made this step years ago, or in the case of Olympus, which has made recently. What are the long-term consequences for the Memory Stick is yet to see, but we hope that this is the first step in the complete conversion of the SD / SDHC and probably the flash memory cards SDXC in the next year or two. The selection of Sony memory cards SD and SDHC is composed of 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB cards. The Sony microSD and microSDHC cards offer a choice of 2GB, 4GB and 8GB (SD adapter included). All Sony memory cards are extremely durable, it can be exposed to extreme temperatures of -25 degrees Celsius to 85 degrees Celsius. The packaging is recyclable and made with a minimum amount of plastic. In addition, they are lighter and have less volume than before.
In combination with the Sony SD / SDHC and microSD / SDHC cards, File Rescue software can be used. With this software, photo, video or music files that have been damaged or removed can be easily recovered. All SD and Sony memory cards microSD can quickly store and transfer data. Class 4 transfer rates means a recording high-definition video and stable enough speed to carry a digital camera and advanced features of mobile telephony. The Sony SD, SDHC and microSD / SDHC memory cards will be available from February 2010. [via letsgomobile]
