There’s been a standard for super-fast SD cards for two years now, but signs of products deploying the technology have been absent. That is, they were absent until Tuesday, when Toshiba announced plans to deliver a new line of SD cards using UHS-II technology to the market this fall. That gives device makers time to start designing products that take advantage of the swifter read, write and transfer speeds supported by UHS-II. “Now that the cards are starting to appear, the devices should follow,” said the SD Association’s Kevin Schader.
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Toshiba's Super-Fast SD Cards Address Chicken and Egg Problem
Posted by: John P. Mello Jr. July 17, 2013 12:52 PMThere’s been a standard for super-fast SD cards for two years now, but signs of products deploying the technology have been absent. That is, they were absent until Tuesday, when Toshiba announced plans to deliver a new line of SD cards using UHS-II technology to the market this fall. That gives device makers time to start designing products that take advantage of the swifter read, write and transfer speeds supported by UHS-II. “Now that the cards are starting to appear, the devices should follow,” said the SD Association’s Kevin Schader.