Tag : class 6, atp 4gb, sdhc card
 |  Company : ATP List Price : $67.00 Amazon Price : Used Price : Average customer review :  |
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Features
- 10MB/Sec (Super High Speed 60X)
- Highly Durable - Test proven to withstand rugged weather, temperature, and waterproof
- Professional Grade - Use over and over again without loss of quality
- 5 year limited warranty
- 100% Compatibility with all Digital Cameras, MP3 players, PDA's and other devices featuring MMC and SD slots
Product Description
ATP Class 6 4GB ProMax SD High Capacity (SDHC) is the latest addition to ATP ProMax family. Built upon SD Association 2.00 specification which enables capacities of 4GB up to 32GB, it maintains a minimum sustained data transfer speed rating of 6MB/sec.SDHC is the new generation SD card built upon the new SDA 2.00 specification, which allows SD cards to reach capacities of 4GB up to 32GB. The new specification is released in response to growing demand for high quality photo images and high resolution video recording capabilities which requires large amount of storage capacity.Customer reviews
Really Fast - Great Value
I just got this card this morning and did some quick tests using my Nikon D80 and my AIT internal multicard reader
Shooting FPS in the Nikon between this and my existing SanDisk Extreme III 2 Gig was identical, they both gave me the full 3 FPS in JPG FINE Large mode. This card gave me 536 frames in Large JPG Fine and 330 in NEF RAW (so I am very happy). The SanDisk gave me 264 and 163 respectively.
I did some unscientific test with a 92 Meg file and a stop watch copying a file around and this is what I got:
ATP Write: 11.281 sec
SanDisk Write: 12.375 Sec
ATP Read: 7.657 sec
SanDisk Read:6.750 sec
The results were what I expected given the performance in the camera.
The only thing I can't comment on is long term stability, but so far this is a fantastic value.
Highly Recommended
Looked at the common name brands - Sandisk, Lexar, etc. Found this one in a review of SDHC cards as the #1 for capacity, speed, and price. I agree.
