Just when you figure you're catching up - picked up an 8 GB Sandisk Compact Flash card for about $50 the other day.
But my friend is telling me about the new UMDA (Ultra Direct Memory Access) will download - with the right gear - about three times as fast as what I just bought (which is not a slow card, but....) He used these cards with a Firewire 800 reader and downloaded a ton of shots in almost no time at all - didn't even have a chance to go find a coffee.
Lexar
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The ever lasting march of technology
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The ever lasting march of technology
by NeilS on Thu Nov 27, 2008 2:30 am
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