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  • This is a new CFexpress card with a ProGrade sticker on the front. This card, featuring the last type 4.0 spec, has a sustained 2800MB/s write speed.
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    ProGrade Digital announce new CFexpress 4.0 card with 2,800MB/s sustained write speed

    September 5, 2023 / Comments Off on ProGrade Digital announce new CFexpress 4.0 card with 2,800MB/s sustained write speed

    Started by former SanDisk and Lexar executives, ProGrade Digital is a relatively new and promising company, so halo products like this are interesting on several levels (and not just from a marketing perspective). The key takeaway here is the extremely high sustained write speed of 2,800MB/s, which is crucial to know when looking to buy for 8/4K and high-frame-rate (slow-mo) video. However, that all-important key message has been fudged by saying “up to 2800MB/s.” Surely a sustained write speed is a minimum, not a maximum implied by the “up to.” Makes no sense from a marketing perspective. A high sustained write speed is not really important for stills photography, even…

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    Kevin Carter

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