Compact Flash goes to 16GB

Sandisk releases bigger faster drives

By Nick Farrell

Wed Sep 27 2006, 07:49

SANDISK has released two CompactFlash memory cards which can store 12GB and 16GB of material and manage speeds of up to 20MB/s.

According to MacWorld, the cards are designed for professional photographers who shoot RAW or high-resolution JPEG files. They will not be cheap, Sandisk said they will cost $779.99 and $1,049.99 respectively.

It will mean that the paparazzi can shoot a ton of pictures as the b list celebrities they stalk attempt to run away or punch them in the face.

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