A-DATA launch world's fastest CF memory card

Read speeds of 52MB/s and writing at 47MB/s.

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Published Jun 24, 2008 7:21 AM CDT
Updated Nov 3, 2020 12:38 PM CST

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Are you the type of person that wants the fastest of everything? Sure you are - and you will love this. A-DATA has today launched what they are calling the world's fastest Compact Flash memory card at a remarkable 350x.

A-DATA's Compact Flash 16GB Ultra cards sport read speeds up to 52MB/s and write speeds up to 47MB/s.

Previously the fastest CF cards on the market were 300x but A-DATA managed to find the chips to get its 350x product out onto the market. It uses SLC (Single Level Cell) flash memory.

We will be testing this CF card next week along with a whole bunch of others using an uber l33t industrial flash testing machine in Taipei - stay tuned!

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