The Professional 400x 256GB SDXC UHS-I is a Class 10 card that boasts a guaranteed sustained transfer speed — at least when reading data — of 60MB per second. Just make sure you’re using it with a card reader that can keep up. And, not surprisingly, when it’s available next month Lexar expects you to cough up $US900 for the privilege of rarely having to delete photos off your camera. [Lexar via PetaPixel]
ok, I think it's now time that they turned their attention to some batteries that can run for 80,000 shots. ;)
Imagine going through your photos on that card... Screw that!
That's bigger than my laptop's hard drive... O_O
and then your data corrupts and the world ends.
LOL
I could store my whole iPhoto library on that, wouldn't need to import just move lol.
u know I wonder how this would work as a boot drive for a laptop
My guess is that no-one will be storing 80,000 photos on this. It'll be used for video footage.
Sooooo, can I start booting my PC off my SD card? my whole system, on an SD card... *drools*
Time for apple to develop a new iPod classic...