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According to SanDisk, its new line of cards called the SanDisk Extreme III had set a speed record of 30MB/s. The SanDisk Extreme III SDHC cards were specifically made for high-speed cameras like the new Nikon D90, which allows the camera to safely capture images with a speed of up to 4.5 frames per second.

SanDisk their latest high-speed SDHC memory cards, the Extreme III 30MB/s edition.  As the name suggests, the cards are now capable of 30MB/s data transfer rates, up 50-percent on the previous generation.  Sizes will include 4GB, 8GB and 16GB.

SanDisk is a household name when it comes to flash storage solutions, and their line of Extreme SD memory cards are pretty famous with professional photographers as well as computer enthusiasts. This time round, SanDisk’s new Extreme III SDHC memory card will feature a transfer speed of 30MB/s, hitting the market from next month onwards in 4GB, 8GB and 16GB capacities.

Today, SanDisk introduced the Extreme III 30MB/s Edition line of SDHC Cards and set a new speed record of 30 megabytes per second for SD flash memory. It has a 50-percent speed boost from previous 20MB/s cards which allows you to record 39 images in continuous shooting mode at 4.5 frames per second with a file size of 6.0 MB JPEG L Fine per image.

SanDisk on Wednesday helped push a transition to SDHC cards for pro and high-end amateur photographers by launching an update to its Extreme III SDHC lineup. The new 30MB/s Edition is about 50 percent faster in both reads and writes than previous Extreme III cards and is deliberately launching

Casio has released a new digital photo printer called the PCP-1200. Featuring a 7-inch wide touch screen display, the PCP-1200 also allows printing text on post card size prints thanks to its keyboard which you can use to input the text you want to print.

Kingston’s Elite Pro line of SD cards just grew a little larger, now topping out at 32GB of storage. The new 32GB card joins the already existing lineup, which included a 4, 8 and 16GB card, and will retail for $308.

There’s really no need to get whimsical with this post. Kingston has announced a 32GB SDHC for you HD recording folk or anyone that really needs 32 gigs worth of room on an SD card. You’ll have to shell out about $308 for it, though.

Kingston announced its new SDHC Elite Pro card with 32GB of storage, designed for users of HD camcorders that record to SDHC cards. Kingston claims 32GB storage can hold 6000 full 10-megapixel resolution digital images or 8 hours of full HD video recorded at 6 Mbps. The Kingston 32GB SDHC Elite Pro memory card is priced at $308.

Adapter Uses Six SDHC Cards For Voltron-Like DIY SSD Drive We've seen them for CF cards—now, there's an SSD enclosure that will take up to six of the SDHC cards you have lying around and tie them into a single 2.5-inch SATA SSD.