Sony unveils CFexpess Type A memory cards with TOUGH certification - Android

The memory cards have advanced bending and impact resistance.

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Sony recently announced the world’s first CFexpress Type-A memory cards with 80GB and 160GB storage capacities. The items come with the brand’s TOUGH specification.

Both the CEA-G80T (80GB) and CEA-G160T (160GB) use the latest flash memory control technology to achieve write speeds of up to 700MB/s, and read speeds as high as 800MB/s, greatly reducing buffer clearing times for efficient, stress-free shooting.

The CFexpress Type A cards are suited for high-speed continuous shooting of more than 1,000 uncompressed RAW still images, as well as 4K 120p movie recording at high bit rates. It is compliant with the VPG400 video performance guarantee profile specification ensures stable video recording at 400 MB/s—creating a smooth workflow for professional creators.

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The new memory cards are also equipped with a heat sink to transfer heat using Sony’s original alloy with excellent thermal conductivity. This enables users to record for long periods of time even when recording 4K 120p video internally.

With the TOUGH specifications, the cards have advanced bending and impact resistance to protect data. These are five times more resistant to drop impacts and up to ten times more resistant to bending, compared to other CFexpress Type A standards.

Sony also announced the CFexpress Type A/SD card reader (MRW-G2), to go with the memory cards. It provides SuperSpeed USB 10Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 2) transfer speed, via its USB Type-C connector.

The CFexpress Type A memory cards and card reader will be available in the Philippines in October 2020. Prices will be available soon.

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