San Jose, USA, January 9, 2019 – Lexar, a leading global brand of flash memory solutions, today announced the new Lexar® Professional 633x SDXC™ UHS-I card with 1 terabyte (1TB) of memory.
Shoot and record more of what you love without changing cards with this high-capacity 1TB memory card that supplies the space you need for capturing all the action. Designed for your mid-range DSLR, HD camcorder, or 3D camera, the Lexar® Professional 633x SDXC™ UHS-I card lets you quickly capture, and transfer high-quality photos and stunning 1080p full-HD, 3D, and 4K video**, with read speeds of up to 633x (95MB/s)*. This Class 10 card leverages UHS-I technology to deliver high-speed performance to get the shot you want while providing the reliability you need.
“Almost fifteen years ago, Lexar announced a 1GB SD™ card. Today, we are excited to announce 1TB of storage capacity in the same convenient form factor. As consumers continue to demand greater storage for their cameras, the combination of high-speed performance with a 1TB option now offers a solution for content creators who shoot large volumes of high-resolution images and 4K video,” said Joey Lopez, Senior Marketing Manager.
All Lexar product designs undergo extensive testing in the Lexar Quality Labs, facilities with more than 1,100 digital devices, to ensure performance, quality, compatibility, and reliability. The 1TB Lexar® Professional 633x SDXC™ UHS-I card is available now at an MSRP of $499.99. It also comes with a limited lifetime warranty. For more information visit www.lexar.com
Lexar will be exhibiting at this year’s CES, Las Vegas, Nevada January 8th – 11th, the world’s largest consumer technology show.
* Up to 95MB/s read transfer, write speeds lower. Speeds based on internal testing. Actual performance may vary. X=150KB/s.
** 4K video Based on 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, 512GB and 1TB capacities only.
Amazing to have that much capacity on so little of disk. Although, also that is a lot of eggs to be carrying in one proverbial basket.
It'd take about 3-4 hours to empty that card.
The card for when you never want to change your card.
http://www.longsys.com/longsys-acqu...high-performance-removable-storage-solutions/
While I might not use a 1TB SD card in a camera, I'd like one this size for securely backing up data from my laptop, which has an SD slot built in. I can use Windows Bitlocker on it, so if the little thing went astray, at least it would be hard to get at whatever is on it. (Bitlocker is like any lock: It keeps the honest people honest.)
Is the EOS R on that list?
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it is why I have 2 .....LG V10 phones.. because it can address 2TB cards..
Big display... nice camera... changeable battery
when one died.... I bought a refurbished...
I have a rugged one..that gets banged about..biking in the rain
and a nicer one that is nearly pristine
They both have 256Gig cards....similar files
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yeah........I also thought Lex stopped with memory ...
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it is an absurd feature ...sorta..
ALL my music, bunches of fav youtube music videos..
a big collection of years ...of my Canon photos to review..
all in my hip pocket.. x 2 .....
and lots of room for photos and videos from the phone...each day...
as soon as the price is dropped a bit.. I am ready to update..
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as mentioned... above ...the little cards are handy to back up the laptop..
I do it also..
I will never get another phone without replaceable battery AND a large micro-sd ability..
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I love this site.. there is always so much happening...
and people are so informed.... so I learn too
I have EOS 1dx2 and 5D3.. but I would LOVE a high megapixel R body.. to gradually move to..
I am pretty sure my 35MM II and Sig 135 f1.8 are up to that..
maybe the 100-400 II also.....
CORRECTION:
I have to laugh at myself: I 'READ' 1TB micro...
...never mind ...haha... soon it may get to 1TB..
my 256GB micro-SD phone cards AND 256GB SD camera cards are doing fine..though
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As long as Lexar and other companies make sizes you are comfortable with, why worry about bigger ones?
Thanks for sharing your experience. It's a good reminder to be careful. And it would be frustrating to wait so long for a replacement, especially if you kept your receipt, the packaging, the little case, and followed whatever else the fine print demands for the warranty to be honored.
Unless I am mistaken, that is an EOS-R in the bottom left of the picture. Doesn't mean it is on the list, but interesting that Lexar (or their marketing firm) included the R in their picture.
They need one with a GPS tracker and Jedi force field to protect.
For anyone wants to read more about Sandisk prototype:
https://www.gsmarena.com/sandisk_un..._card_just_a_prototype_for_now-blog-20609.php