There’s something wonderfully cute about the robots that make Lexar’s memory chips. Watching them work makes me clucky for a factory robot of my very own! More »
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Where do bad memory cards go when they die? Probably somewhere very similar to this puppy, paintball and tiny-hat filled obstacle course of doom. Warning: This video contains extreme SD brutality. More »
Shopping for SD cards has gotten a little bit easier, assuming you keep up-to-date on the latest SDXC/SDHC product iconography. Henceforth, products with bus-interface speeds up to 104MBps will carry a UHS-I symbol, while products that allow real-time video recording will have UHS Speed Class 1 symbols. Here’s how they look: More »
The next generation Eye-Fi cards, the Connect X2 and the Explore X2, are faster, stronger and better than the prior generation, yet the price hasn’t changed. The new cards have double the capacity and hotspots of the old ones. More »
SanDisk has figured out a way to cram 32GB of storage onto a chip the size of your pinkie that slides into your phone – if it’s got a micro SDHC slot, anyway. Which is awesome! Not awesome: It’s $US200, which is as much as your phone actually cost. Oh well. It’d be kind of a steal if the iPad took ‘em though. More »
The Eye-Fi is an SD card that adds Wi-Fi uploads to any camera. Their latest flagship, the Pro X2, is pretty similar to old Eye-Fis, but it’s faster and even a bit smarter, too. More »
If you find your digital camera gets into that sort of situation often, that’s probably quite an attractive feature, right? In addition to withstanding 1.6-ton of weight, these three new memory cards are shock, water and magnet proof. More »
