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IBM 22P7366 512MB CompactFlash Memory Card
- Capacity: 512MB
- Type: CompactFlash (CF) Card
- Brand: IBM
- Part Number: 22P7366
- Provides removable storage.
- Compatible with devices featuring a CompactFlash slot.
- Suitable for digital photography and industrial applications.
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Product Overview
The IBM 22P7366 is a 512MB CompactFlash (CF) memory card, offering a reliable storage solution for devices that utilize the CompactFlash interface. It is suitable for digital cameras, industrial equipment, and other legacy systems requiring removable storage.
Technical Information
| Part Number | 22P7366 |
| Capacity | 512MB |
| Memory Type | CompactFlash (CF) |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | IBM |
| Form Factor | Type I |
Product Description
The IBM 22P7366 is a 512MB CompactFlash memory card, a widely adopted standard for removable storage in the early to mid-2000s. This card provides a convenient way to expand storage capacity for devices such as digital cameras, PDAs, portable audio players, and various industrial control systems that were designed with a CompactFlash Type I slot. With a capacity of 512 megabytes, this card is suitable for storing a moderate number of high-resolution images, audio files, or data logs, depending on the application. While modern storage solutions offer significantly larger capacities, CompactFlash cards like the 22P7366 remain relevant for maintaining or repairing older equipment that relies on this specific interface and capacity. This IBM-branded CompactFlash card offers a reliable storage medium for legacy devices. Its durable design ensures data integrity during use and transport, making it a practical choice for users who need to ensure the continued functionality of their existing CompactFlash-enabled hardware.
