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ProGrade demonstrates first ever 1TB CFexpress card with 1,400MB/s read speed

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2018/04/12 10:21:10 (permalink)
https://www.dpreview.com/...h-1-400mb-s-read-speed
 
CF Cards are really becoming obsolete and this is more than likely the new technology that will replace it. The cards will be available in early May in 64Gb, 128GB, and 256GB capacities for $100, $190, and $380, respectively. Personally I thought all CF type technology was about to die but my guess was wrong.
 


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    kram36
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    Re: ProGrade demonstrates first ever 1TB CFexpress card with 1,400MB/s read speed 2018/04/12 10:29:47 (permalink)
    A bit pricey aren't they?
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    Re: ProGrade demonstrates first ever 1TB CFexpress card with 1,400MB/s read speed 2018/04/20 20:51:34 (permalink)
    Canon still has slots for those, even on the latest models of their cameras. Now they will come very handy. With such speed, I will never have to worry about filling up the buffer. Capacity is also impressive.
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    Re: ProGrade demonstrates first ever 1TB CFexpress card with 1,400MB/s read speed 2018/04/22 00:32:21 (permalink)
    Interesting to even see this coming

    As long as your popular enough, you can get away with anything.
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    Re: ProGrade demonstrates first ever 1TB CFexpress card with 1,400MB/s read speed 2018/04/22 17:14:01 (permalink)
    my old epson printer has a slot for them, but i will only but usb sticks for removable storage
     

      


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    Re: ProGrade demonstrates first ever 1TB CFexpress card with 1,400MB/s read speed 2018/04/22 18:07:39 (permalink)
    kram36
    A bit pricey aren't they?


    For someone taking wedding photos it’s reasonable. They could burst shoot raw images and load them for editing fast pick out the best photos and touch them up.

    When you are talking about people using $6000 cameras with $2000 lenses it’s not bad at all.

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