Lexar has launched the world’s first stainless steel SD cards, boasting incredible durability and performance. The new Armor Gold and Armor Silver Pro SD cards offer bend-resistance, IP68 water and dustproofing, and blazing fast read/write speeds perfect for 8K video recording. With capacities up to 1TB, these cards redefine reliability and speed for photographers and filmmakers.
The Pixel 9 offers impressive photography but lacks expandable storage. This article explores the limited storage options and provides solutions through cloud storage services, including Google One.
Western Digital has announced the world’s first 8TB SD card and a 16TB external SSD, offering unprecedented storage capacity for professionals and enthusiasts alike. The new SD card, utilizing the Secure Digital Ultra Capacity (SDUC) standard, boasts transfer speeds of up to 100Mbps. While pricing and release date remain unconfirmed, Western Digital promises to reveal more details soon.
Nine months after reports of corrupted SD cards in the ROG Ally handheld gaming PC, Asus has announced a 12-month warranty extension for the device’s SD card reader. The move suggests that the previous BIOS update to adjust fan speeds may not have fully resolved the issue. Customers in the US are eligible for the extended warranty, which covers SD cards damaged by the reader for up to 24 months after purchase. Asus advises against using SD cards for additional storage due to potential damage, but acknowledges the convenience of SD cards for file transfer. Despite the warranty extension, the underlying design flaw of the SD card reader’s placement near the heatsink and fan assembly remains a concern.
