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| Manufacturer | Adata |
|---|---|
| Model | ASDH8GCL10-R, ASDJ16GCL10-R, ASDH32GCL10-R |
| Available Sizes | 8GB, 16GB, 32GB |
Ultra Fast, Genius-like Memory
Fully compliant with the SD Card Association’s SD 3.0 standards, the ADATA SDHC Class 10 is compatible with the previous SD 2.0 interface and supports all SDHC host digital products. Adopting the FAT32 file system format, the ADATA SDHC Class 10 surpasses the 2GB capacity limit of traditional SD cards, featuring a capacity of up to 32GB, with read and write speeds up to 20 MB/s and 16 MB/s1, respectively. The SDHC Class 10’s high read/write speeds ensure smooth full-HD video recording without dropped frames. It’s everything you could ask from a memory card.
More Secure, More Reliable, Largest Storage
Featuring a maximum capacity of 32GB, the ADATA SDHC Class 10 can store more than 8,000 MP3 files, 9,600 high-resolution JPEG photos, 6 hours of HD video, or other digital data2. It also supports Error Correcting Code (ECC), which automatically detects and corrects errors during data transfer, preventing corruption and loss of your important data. Additionally, the SDHC’s In-System Programming (ISP) feature allows users to load the latest firmware and improve compatibility. The built-in write-protection switch keeps your data even safer, preventing accidental over-writing and file deletion.
Lifetime Warranty, Quality Guaranteed
ADATA is committed to quality and your peace of mind. Therefore, every ADATA SDHC card is manufactured under stringent guidelines to ensure the highest in quality and backed by a lifetime limited warranty.
1 Results are based on testing with HDBENCH benchmark software. Actual speed may vary based on individual computer and system performance.
2 All music, photo and HD video capacities above are approximate values. Music capacity is based on an average of 4 minutes per song and 128-Kbps AAC encoding. Photo capacity is based on an average resolution of 8 megapixels per picture. JPEG file sizes may vary, depending on camera models, compression settings and photo contents. HD video is based on 9 Mbps standard format and may vary between camera models, compression settings and contents.
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