The flash card maker now supports both of the new high-end flash card formats. Its CFast 2.0 cards reach 256GB capacity, and it's got a card reader, too. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to ...

Sony and Nikon brought XQD to market last year for higher-end cameras. This week, Canon and Phase One backed a rival memory card format, CFast 2.0. SD Card will mop up the mess. Stephen Shankland ...

Bronschhofen, Switzerland – Swissbit unveils its new INDUSTRIAL CFast Flash storage card with the introduction of the F-100 Series. The CFast card combines the original CompactFlash (CF) card form ...

Milpitas, CA, March 11, 2015 - Lexar, a leading global brand of flash memory products, today announced immediate availability of the Lexar ® Professional 3400x CFast(TM) 2.0 card at Lexar.com and from ...

CFast should be the great universal flash card format that solves many problems across the industry but it remains stubbornly, annoyingly expensive. Phil Rhodes investigates. The world has too many ...

Compact Flash memory cards have been widely used in high-end cameras for many years. However, recently the compact flash technology has been put under pressure by the smaller form factor SD cards like ...

For those that need both capacity and Speed, Lexar has announced a 512 GB Cfast card that will reach a jaw-dropping 525 MB/sec. CFast is a format of somewhat mixed fortunes. It's hugely capable, ...

February 2010 has come and gone, and we're still not seeing a heck of a lot of traction with regard to CFast. Hailed as the next major leap in the CompactFlash standard, CFast cards rely on the SATA ...

The SanDisk Extreme Pro CFast 2.0 memory card’s industry leading transfer speeds offer up to double the shot speed of today’s fastest cards. With the new card, industry professionals are able to ...

Lexar CFast 2.0 Cards Capture High-Quality 4K Video and Beyond, Maximising Performance in Next-Generation, Cinema-Grade Video Cameras Key Messages: Lexar ® Professional 3600x CFast(TM) 2.0 card ...

We've already heard a little bit about the new and improved CFast CompactFlash card standard developed by the CompactFlash Association, but it looks like things are now starting to firm up, including ...