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New Lexar CF and SD Cards Rated at 133x

Lexar Media, a maker of digital media technologies, today announced new high performance CompactFlash and Secure Digital flash memory cards geared towards users of digital SLR cameras. Lexar’s new Professional 133x CompactFlash and Secure Digital memory cards should be available now.

Lexar’s latest Professional memory cards, the company said, are speed-rated at 133x and are capable of a minimum sustained write speed of 20MB per second. The cards come loaded with image recovery and browsing software.

“Our new 133X cards allow digital SLR cameras to perform optimally and support the high speed transfer of images and information, and help improve the photographer’s digital imaging workflow,” said John Omvik, director of professional product marketing, Lexar. “Lexar’s new 133X cards are ideal for those photographers who require reliable, high-performance flash memory that makes the most of all the professional-level features available in their digital SLR camera.”

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