xD-Picture Cards

The xD-Picture Card
is a type of ultra-compact memory media that has been developed jointly
by Fujifilm and Olympus. It meets the demands of new camera
technologies that deliver larger image files and have the ability to
record high-quality movie footage. xD picture cards have a high
read/write performance and are only 2 grams in weight. xD cards are
used in Olympus and Fujifilm digital cameras and Olympus digital voice
recorders; Fujifilm also made an MP3 player (xD-MP3) that used the
cards. xD cards are available in capacities of 16 MB up to 2 GiB.
Usually there is 3 types of XD card S, M and H, main difference between XD cards S, M, and H is there speed.
- Type M XD picture card is with a writes speed of 2.5mb/s and reads speed of 4.0mb/s.
- Type S XD picture card is with a writes speed of 3MB/Sec and read speed of 5MB/Sec.
- Type H XD picture card is 2-3 times faster than the standard or Type M XD Picture Card.

Features of xD-Picture Card:
- User-friendly design as it is solely for digital camera;
- World's smallest card for digital camera with specification of 20mm×25mm×1.7mm and 2g;
- Simple design with high reliability and low price;
- Large memory size(up to 8GB);
- Systematic applicability with compatibility with printer and other PC peripheral equipment;
- A wide range of applicability: compatible with many attractive digital camera products;
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