most namely adding support for Ultra High-Speed II SD cards (UHS-II) and Ultra Capacity SD cards (dubbed SDUC) [h/t Phoronix]. UHS-II SD cards support speeds up to 312 MB/s, while SDUC cards have ...

There isn’t much of a difference in read speeds among the best SD cards, though: All of the UHS-I cards we tested for this update had an average read speed of around 93 MB/s. This is what you ...

Though no slouch - boasting a 250MB/s max read speed and up to 150MB/s write speed - this is still just a UHS-I SD card, and consequently it sports a fairly pedestrian V30 video speed rating ...

Lexar stainless-steel SD cards are 37 times stronger than standard ones, offering durability for even extreme conditions.

CFexpress Type A cards are a bit of an oddity: only really used by select Sony cameras, they occupy a middle ground between ...

The categories of SD flash memory cards for recording video. The three class types are Speed, UHS Speed and Video Speed. Devices that support any of the UHS buses also support the earlier Default ...

It is important to get a UHS card that allows you to easily transfer files. You should also consider whether the memory card offers protection against water. To help you decide which memory card ...

The Lexar Professional 633X 64GB card is a good option if you are looking for a SD card that is light on your pockets. It is based on the UHS-I technology and is suitable for recording Full HD, 3D ...

Save time with card offload speeds of up to 190MB ... designed to support real-time video recording with UHS-enabled host devices. See the SD Association’s official website.) ...

There’s a new tough SDXC card from Lexar in town, and it will be available with capacities up to 1TB. I think all SD Cards ...

Save time with card offload speeds of up to 190MB ... designed to support real-time video recording with UHS-enabled host devices. See the SD Association’s official website.) ...