Memory device maker, SanDisk's has announced the launch of its new Extreme Pro CFast 2.0 memory card, claiming it to be the world's fastest memory card.
SanDisk said htat the first of its kind memory device reads speeds of up to 450MB/s and write speeds of up to 350MB/s, making it the world's fastest memory card. The company said that the speed is not the only improvement in the device as it comes with an improved tougher, pinless design and the unique serial numbers can now be registered with the customer care.
Initially the memory device will only be available with recently announced, Arri Amira camera while Arri XT and Classic (with the XR module) cameras can also use the memory card through an adopter.
The new device claims to offer faster performance with improved speed for great performance to the customers.
The company has also launched a new 256GB card for traditional CompactFlash storage for their 4K shooting, claiming to be the card with the highest capacity ever. The new 256GB version will come with price tag of $1,809. The company has now announced the price of the CFast 2.0 cards or their USB 3.0-equipped reader.
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