If your present card is fast enough to let you shoot video and whatnot, then no, you'll see no difference. You might see faster transfers between card (in a good card reader) to the computer, but ...

Porter’s Camera Store (www.porters.com), an Iowa-based camera store I use that’s done mail-order business for decades, just emailed an October newsletter to me with a very nice, clearly written ...

When most of us choose an SD card for our digital camera, we probably don't look far beyond its capacity. Technology blog Tested shows us, though, that the speed of your SD card can make a difference ...

Why are memory cards so confusing?

So you've just bought yourself a nice new camera. You'll need an SD card to store all those images on. Do you save some scratch and go with the cheapest SD card, or ...

This finger nail-sized storage drive is finally usable ...

The new PNY EliteX-PRO60 Class 10 U3 V60 UHS-II SD cards are designed for seamlessly capturing digital content by professional photographers and videographers. When it comes to memory cards, we want ...

Card manufacturers often focus upon speed when pricing and marketing their products and, for some photographers, the data read and write speeds are important performance characteristics. Cards with ...

The SD Association has announced a new interface for flash memory cards that triples data transfer speeds. The SD Card Association plans to speed flash cards arriving in 2012 with a new specification ...

The SD Association's new UHS-II technology will speed SD card transfer speeds. Plus: a new color e-book format is announced at CES. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about ...

EIGHTY-FOUR, PA.—Long ago, storage components were principally ranked by the individual physical capacity of the device, or in the case of JBODs (just a bunch of disks), the array. As technologies ...