Toshiba Plans on Releasing 64GB SDXC Cards in 2010
Toshiba Plans on Releasing 64GB SDXC Cards in 2010
Posted 08/04/2009 at 2:56pm
| by Andy Salisbury
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For some time now we’ve been hearing about the wonders of the SDXC flash media cards, and their ability to reach up to 2TB of storage. And, as evidence of the progress of this medium, Toshiba recently announced that they’d have 64GB cards ready by 2010.
This year Toshiba will be offering faster versions of their 16GB and 32GB flash cards using the SDXC format, thanks to Microsoft’s exFAT file system. The exFAT system will allow individual files to exceed 4GB, which is important for videos.
No word on how much it’ll cost or when exactly it’ll be out, but we’ll surely keep you posted.
Image Credit: Toshiba
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burntjuggalas
August 04, 2009 at 6:46pm
Does this mean that we'll have to get new SDXC compatable Devices only or would it work in SDHC devices?
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