Loads applications quicker, transactions information quicker and improves overall system responsiveness with up to 95MB/sec study and up to 90MB/sec create speeds1
Ideal for customers running several applications such as cellular games, email, picture catch and Full-HD2 movie recording
Mobile mobile phones will catch 525 million images this year and nearly one third of all movie in 2014, according to IDC
SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK), a world leader in flash memory storage space solutions, today declared the fastest cellular memory. The SanDisk Excessive Pro® microSDHC™ UHS-I card is perfect for mobile phone and product customers who want to boost their lamps storage space capacity while enjoying the quickest cellular experience.
Maximum Performance for Next-Generation Mobile Devices
The SanDisk Excessive Pro microSDHC UHS-I card enables mobile phone and product customers to fully enjoy their cellular lamps advanced programs.
·Full HD Video Capture: Cell mobile phones will catch approximately one third of all movie by 2014, according to IDC3. With a UHS Rate Category 1 rating (Class 10 equivalent), the new card allows customers to record superior Complete HD videos, even in 3D
·High-Quality Photo Capture: Cell mobile phones will catch 525 million images this year, roughly half of all images taken this year, according to IDC4. The card is perfect for cellular imaging programs, offering up to 90MB/sec create speed for taking several images using burst mode with a UHS-I enabled cellular device
·Faster File Transfers: With up to 95 megabyte per second (MB/sec) study speed, the card moves information easily between host devices
·Seamless Multitasking; Fast Downloads: The card allows customers to smoothly run several programs at the same time and download information easily using 4G LTE phones
"SanDisk offers the largest cellular memory collection in the industry," said Bob Loh, director, product marketing, SanDisk. "Our collection includes microSD cards with the quickest speeds, highest memories and reliability that customers demand."