Sony unveils CompactFlash range

Sony reveals its range into the CompactFlash market


17 April 2007 14:47 GMT / By Ryan Haynes

Sony has announced that is moving away from manufacturing just Memory Sticks and started to offer CompactFlash cards for digital camera users.

The new card range will be compatible with a wide range of products featuring the Compact Flash slot, including many digital cameras, printers and other imaging and PC devices.

Sony will launch a range of three 66x transfer speed cards with capacities of 1GB, 2GB and 4GB as it tries to prove itself as an option for professional photographers using Nikon, Canon and of course its own Alpha range launched last year.

In addition, two higher-end, value added 133x transfer speed cards with 2GB and 4GB capacity, which are supported by Sony’s image recovery service.
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Cameras, Camera accessories, Memory cards, Sony, Nseries, iPod

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