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SOLD: 1.0GB "80x" Secure Digital (SD) card [new]
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I routinely use "8x" CF cards in my EOS 20D and never have to wait on the card; 80x is a "blazing" write speed. The fast write speed would be especially helpful in digital cameras with smaller write buffers (probably most that use SD-size cards) and/or when shooting fast bursts of photos.
ATP specializes in the high end of the memory market, with emphasis on high-speed parts and high quality. I'm fortunate enough to work about a block from its U.S. headquarters and managed to get a tour of its facility a couple of months ago -- I was impressed. ATP, unlike many of the brands out there, manufactures its own flash cards (and has been asked to OEM its cards to other flash-card brands).
Manufacturer's specs: http://flash.atpinc.com
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ATP 1GB 80x High-Speed Secure Digital card (only 1 available)
asking: $44 (plus flat $1 shipping)
This is a fast "80x" SD card -- 12MB/sec write speed!asking: $44 (plus flat $1 shipping)
I routinely use "8x" CF cards in my EOS 20D and never have to wait on the card; 80x is a "blazing" write speed. The fast write speed would be especially helpful in digital cameras with smaller write buffers (probably most that use SD-size cards) and/or when shooting fast bursts of photos.
ATP specializes in the high end of the memory market, with emphasis on high-speed parts and high quality. I'm fortunate enough to work about a block from its U.S. headquarters and managed to get a tour of its facility a couple of months ago -- I was impressed. ATP, unlike many of the brands out there, manufactures its own flash cards (and has been asked to OEM its cards to other flash-card brands).
Manufacturer's specs: http://flash.atpinc.com
- Brand new in package, never opened, UPC gently removed.
- No sales tax
- Will ship anywhere in U.S. for $1
- Check or PayPal OK
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Canon EOS 7D ........ 24-105 f/4L | 50 f/1.4 | 70-200 f/2.8L IS + 1.4x II TC ........ 580EX
Supported by: Benro C-298 Flexpod tripod, MC96 monopod, Induro PHQ1 head
Also play with: studio strobes, umbrellas, softboxes, ...and a partridge in a pear tree...
Supported by: Benro C-298 Flexpod tripod, MC96 monopod, Induro PHQ1 head
Also play with: studio strobes, umbrellas, softboxes, ...and a partridge in a pear tree...
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