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Transcend TS512MCF45 512MB 45x Hi-Speed CompactFlash Memory Card
- 512MB storage capacity
- CompactFlash Type I form factor
- 45x speed rating (approx. 6.75MB/s transfer rate)
- Suitable for digital cameras, PDAs, and other CF-compatible devices
- Reliable storage for photos, music, and data
- Plug-and-play compatibility
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Product Overview
The Transcend TS512MCF45 is a 512MB CompactFlash memory card with a 45x speed rating. It offers a good balance of storage capacity and performance for various digital devices.
Technical Information
| Capacity | 512MB |
| Form Factor | CompactFlash Type I |
Additional Specifications
| Speed Rating | 45x |
Product Description
This Transcend TS512MCF45 memory card provides a substantial 512MB of storage, making it a versatile option for users needing to store a moderate amount of data. It is particularly well-suited for digital cameras, allowing for the capture of numerous photos, or for PDAs and other portable devices requiring additional storage space. The 45x speed rating indicates a sequential read/write speed of approximately 6.75 megabytes per second. While not the fastest available, this speed is adequate for many standard applications, including basic photography and file transfers. It ensures that data can be accessed and saved efficiently without significant delays for typical usage scenarios. As a Type I CompactFlash card, it adheres to the industry-standard dimensions and interface, ensuring broad compatibility with a wide range of devices. Its reliable performance and ample capacity make it a practical choice for everyday use in compatible electronics, offering a straightforward way to expand storage capabilities.
