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How to choose SDHC - Lexar shows you the sense of speed

People are living a more and more personal digital life

. Taking photos, listening to the music, recording video and communication go deep into the thick of life. The flash card also enters into people's life with the widespreading of digital camera and mobile phone. And SDHC is undoubtedly the most widely used storage medium.

As to such an item, the consumers should have a basic knowledge of the parameter, data and application. The world leading memory provider Lexar Media makes a distinc division of SDHC. So it's convenient for the users to choose the most suitable one according to the personal needs.

In early 2006, SD association published the SD2.0 system specification and defined the three speed classes- Class2, Class 4 and Class 6 to meet the read and write speed of 2MB, 4MB and 6MB. And the latest Class 10 has alreadly been published as the digital camera requires higher and higher pixels and faster and faster shooting speed. Class 10 requires 10MB/s writing speed of SDHC at least.

Lexar standard SDHC


Now the Class 2 SDHC is of the entry-level. All the manufacturers are achieving the higher class. The Lexar standard SDHC is of class 4. It can be used on the digital camera, handheld DV, MP3/4 and other digital devices. The lowest 4MB/s speed is enough for the basic shooting on the home party. For different storing requirements, the card provides the options of 4GB and 32GB. As the carrier of data back or the transmitting of the multimedia file, it's a nice choice of high cost performance ratio.

Lexar Platinum II

Do you feel there's upgrading room of the Class 4 Lexar SDHC? The Lexar Platinum II 100x SDHC will make you gain pleasant shooting experience. The nominal speed is Class 6. It's suitable for shooting of continuous static images and high speed shooting. It supports all the digital products with SDHC storage format. With the capacity 4G to 32G, you can enjoy a pleasant digital life. You needn't to carry the outfitting card because of the low capacity. As you get a Lexar Platinum II 100x SDHC card, you needn't to worry about anything about the music, photo, storage, game and video.

Lexar professional series SDHC


It's the most famous product line of Lexar. The Professional series 133x SDHC has the Class 10 speed. In fact, it's much superior to the Class 10 as it's equipped with 20MB/s speed at least. It fully supports the high speed photography and full speed video shooting.

As to the professional users, the shooting can be accomplished with half the effort with the help of Lexar professional SDHC. The Lexar Professional series 133xSDHC is specially designed for the professional photographer, press photographer and super photographer group. It has the 20MB/s continous write speed at least. It makes the high speed processor of camera fully show nice performace. The users can handle the high speed repeat shooting and HD video easily. Also the card greatly shortens the data transimitting time and makes the post production easier.

How to choose SDHC - Lexar shows you the sense of speed

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