Apacer SDHC™ 8GB Class 6 Flash Cards Fastest in the Market
The 8GB Class 6 Apacer SD High Capacity (SDHC™) flash cards support the newest SDHC compliant entertainment devices with a best in class 6MB/sec writing rate and SD Card Association Spec Ver. 2.0 compliance. SDHC storage cards utilize the FAT 32 file system to offer large storage capacity and unmatched data transfer speed for SDHC compatible high-resolution cameras, camcorders and multimedia products.
With ECC error detection and correction to ensure data integrity, wear leveling for extended product life, a mechanical write protection switch to prevent accidental deletion or overwriting of valuable data, and auto stand-by and sleep modes to reduce power consumption and extend device battery life, Apacer SDHC Class 6 8GB flash cards deliver best in class speed and storage.
SD Classes, as defined by the SD Association, enable a host device to determine, prior to writing data, the specific attributes of a SDHC flash card to ensure optimized write speed. Different classes offer varying levels of storage capacity and card performance. Apacer SDHC Class 6 8GB flash cards conform to SD Association specified operating conditions, and at 6MB/sec, offer the highest data transfer speed currently possible for Class 6. Maximum speed is attained only when using a Class 6 SDHC flash card with a SDHC-compliant device. Class 6 SDHC flash cards are easily recognized by the SDHC Class 6 logo on the front of the card. To ensure the best performance, use only flash cards bearing the official SDHC Class 6 logo.
Features
- Compliant with latest SD Spec Ver 2.0
- Large storage capacity up to 8GB
- Extreme transfer rate for fast copying and downloading
- Speed class: Class6 (6MB/s minimum writing performance)
- Support ECC function to detect and correct errors
- Product lifetime warranty
Notice
Look for the SDHC logo on the product or packaging of your device, or contact your device manufacturer for details on SDHC card support. Some SD 1.01/1.1 host devices can upgrade firmware so the device can support the SDHC card.
The actual available memory on the device is less than what is listed on the package. This is due to small discrepancies in file formats and algorithms used by various operating systems. In addition, a portion of memory space is reserved for system files and data sectors for better performance.?
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