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Why Buy Professional
Warp
speed is one reason. Warp speed is exactly
what you get with the, worlds fastest, professional
series of compact flash cards from Lexar. It is difficult
to explain just how amazingly fast the Lexar
80 X’s, 12 MB
per second transfer rate is. Try to even imagine
moving 1 GB of data in 84 seconds.
Four years ago not only was 12 MB per second
impossible, there wasn’t even a need. No digital camera required
that kind of speed before the Canon D30 appeared
in 2000, with its 3MP sensor
and a sudden demand to move 8MB files. Today
we demand speed, to deal with tough professional
32 MB files on assignments, to
keep pace with our lifestyle, and the reality
that grandkids move at the speed of light.
We just can’t live
without the speed of Lexar.
Battery conservation
is another important reason, especially when
dealing with the high-energy consumption
of digital cameras. With a Single Level Cell design, at the core
of a professional compact flash card, you
can expect improved overall performance,
power consumption, and write speed. Many
of the less expensive compact flash cards
forego power conservation and performance
to utilize the cheaper Multi Level Cell construction.
In Multi Level Cell designs, several less
expensive smaller cells are simply piggybacked
to make up the desired storage size. The
interrupted and halting write cycle of
cheaper performing cards is not worth missing
the picture
of a lifetime.
Ruggedness and dependability
is another reason for the best. A colossal
advantage is that compact flash cards will
not lose their memory if dropped. The solid-state components
are also sealed from dust and humidity
for long-term reliability. They are also
airline safe and will not
have x-ray lines across
your best images. These are just a few
reasons we suggest purchasing Lexar professional
compact flash cards.
In the unlikely event
of a problem it is always great to have
a helpful dealer to be of assistance in
a crisis.
Here are some tips to get the most
out of your professional compact flash
cards. In order to obtain your optimum capacity,
always format the card in the camera
before shooting. This will ensure that
the camera file allocation table and flash
card operate harmoniously. Also, erasing
images just on a computer may leave hidden files
and corruption that could build over
time, decreasing the number of images held
in the card and its performance. Be certain
to remove the compact flash cards from
your pocket BEFORE washing your trousers.
They are not guaranteed to be washer proof. Place
the card in the plastic storage container
when not in use. Electromagnetic fields,
such as on top of your computer or television, may
cause a loss of data if not protected in
the case.
The 80 X series of CF cards will become available in
the May 2004 time frame.
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