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Kingston Unveils Flash Cards for Photographers

By ChannelTimes Staff
Mumbai, Nov 17, 2007

Kingston Technology Company has increased the overall performance of its CompactFlash Elite Pro Flash memory cards to help amateur and professional photographers maximize the performance from their high-end imaging devices and digital workflow applications.

With transfer rates of 25MB/second (read) and 20MB/second (write), along with capacities up to 16GB, photographers can capture life as it happens for as long as it happens.

According to Nitin Malhotra, country manager of Kingston Technology, India, the new card provides high capacity and increased read and write speeds to help photographers work quickly during the capture and download processes.

Available in 2- 4- 8- and 16GB capacities, the card provides plenty of room for capturing and storing high volumes of images in RAW, JPEG, TIFF and other large file formats.


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