Friday, February 17th 2012

Samsung Introduces Stylish Branded Memory Cards

Samsung Electronics America, Inc., a market leader and award-winning innovator in consumer electronics, announced today that it is now shipping a new line of advanced SD and microSD cards that are ideal for digital imaging and mobile devices. The seven new models of SD and microSD cards are now available as part of either the High Speed Series or the Plus Extreme Speed Series, both of which deliver up to 24 MB/sec read speeds on cards with a capacity of 4 GB or higher.

Styled with a brushed metal design, Samsung's beautiful new line of SD and microSD cards are built with "Best-in-Class" performance. Able to meet the growing demand for high speed and high capacity memory in modern devices, the new cards are ideal for today's digital cameras, camcorders, smartphones and tablets. With (up to) 24 MB/sec OR (max) read speeds, users can transfer 1 GB of images in as little as 42 seconds. In order to ensure their reliability, Samsung has designed both lines of memory products to be waterproof, shockproof, and magnet proof, allowing them to withstand some of the harshest conditions. All models are guaranteed to survive up to 24 hours in water, withstand the force of a 1.6 ton vehicle (3,200 lbs), and resist up to 10,000 gauss (slightly less than the power of a medical imaging magnet).

"It is our goal at Samsung to deliver superior performance, reliability and a stylish design across all of our product lines, including our memory line," explained Reid Sullivan, Senior Vice President, Samsung Electronics America. "Utilizing our 19 years of experience in memory manufacturing, we've built both lines of SD and microSD cards for performance. With read speeds of up to 24 MB/sec and max write speeds of 13 MB/sec (High Speed Line) and 21 MB/sec (Plus Extreme Speed Line), as well as meeting our '3-proof' reliability standard, these cards represent the ultimate in digital imaging and mobile computing storage. As the #1 memory supplier in the world and manufacturer of so many high performance portable devices, we are committed to ensuring consumers realize the best possible experience with those devices."

High Speed Series - Specifications

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microSD Card



Plus Extreme Speed Series - Specifications

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13 Comments on Samsung Introduces Stylish Branded Memory Cards

#1
NdMk2o1o
Do we really need "Stylish" SD cards? wtf has the world come to?
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#2
RejZoR
Lol, you stick it in the device and you won't see it ever again. The question here is: "WHY!?!?!??!"
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#3
meirb111
who care if its Stylish or not since it will be inside hole ,Stylish isnt important .the speed is
the most important part.
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#4
Disparia
Transporting data to a client. Little differences like a stylish SD card can make you operation look more professional, remembered.

On a similar note, do I remember any of the companies from trade shows/conventions that all gave the same cheap and slow flash drives? Nope. I do remember years ago when at an LSI Q and A receiving a very nice 4GB, 18MB/s metal cased drive which I still use today. They spent a little more and some sales from it!
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#5
Prima.Vera
RejZoRLol, you stick it in the device and you won't see it ever again. The question here is: "WHY!?!?!??!"
Common guys use your brains. :banghead:

Ex:

Have an expensive camera and you did really good pictures. Some accident happens and you drop the camera from the cliffs, or into the waterfall, or lake, or whatever. Camera is gone, but at least you can save the pictures which are priceless. ;)
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#6
HossHuge
NdMk2o1oDo we really need "Stylish" SD cards? wtf has the world come to?
They're running out of different adjectives to sell there stuff.
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#7
Delta6326
Bah I'm more afraid of thees slow speeds Class 10!? come on I want more UHS-1 cards. Make those Sandisk go down in price.

As for the style I like it, but I do agree I don't recall the last time I saw my SD card in my phone...
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#8
n-ster
Gaming/World of Warcraft SD cards next month...?
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#9
arterius2
TPU always seems to be months, or even years late on new releases, as I've been using these in my camera for couple of month already.
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#10
TheLostSwede
News Editor
These are new? I'm sure they've been on sale for well over a year already, although maybe the specs were slightly different, but what do I know...
Edit: I guess I should just have read the comment above before posting :p
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#11
Wrigleyvillain
PTFO or GTFO
Yeah, ok, cute and gimmicky thumb drives are one thing but this is just plain dumb.
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#12
RejZoR
Delta6326Bah I'm more afraid of thees slow speeds Class 10!? come on I want more UHS-1 cards. Make those Sandisk go down in price.

As for the style I like it, but I do agree I don't recall the last time I saw my SD card in my phone...
My sister bought Class 10 memory card that does 50MB/s speed for her DSLR. Class 10 is the highest standardized rating but they can go as fast as 100MB/s. You can get them fairly cheap on eBay.
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#13
arterius2
RejZoRMy sister bought Class 10 memory card that does 50MB/s speed for her DSLR. Class 10 is the highest standardized rating but they can go as fast as 100MB/s. You can get them fairly cheap on eBay.
troll.
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