Sony Electronics Inc. is unveiling a new generation of media — the world’s first CFexpress Type A memory cards, in both 80GB and 160GB, (CEA-G80T and CEA-G160T) as the most recent addition to Sony’s TOUGH specification cards. Delivering high transfer speed, durability and reliability, Sony’s new CFexpress Type A cards offer professional and stress-free performance for photographers and content creators.
- Both the CEA-G80T (80GB) and CEA-G160T (160GB) use the latest flash memory control technology to achieve write speeds as high as 700MB/s and read speeds as high as 800MB/s, greatly reducing buffer clearing times for efficient, stress-free shooting.
- The CFexpress Type A cards are ideally suited for high-speed continuous shooting of more than 1,000 uncompressed RAW still images, as well as 4K 120p movie recording at high bit rates with the Slow & Quick Motion function when paired with new Alpha 7S III.
- It is equipped with a heat sink to transfer heat generated by the card to the exterior when transmitting large amounts of data at high speed, using Sony’s original alloy with excellent thermal conductivity.
- Keeping up with Sony’s TOUGH specifications, they are up to five times more resistant to drop impact and up to ten times more resistant to bending, and achieve an IPX7 water ingress protection rating and an IP5X dust ingress protection rating (IP57) for enhanced durability.
- Sony’s Memory Card File Rescue data recovery software allows users to recover accidently deleted RAW images and 4K video from memory cards.
- CFexpress Type A/SD card reader (MRW-G2) provides SuperSpeed USB 10Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 2) transfer speed, via its USB Type-C connector, allowing creators to establish an efficient workflow when dealing with high-resolution images files, 4K video and other types of high-volume data.
- When combined with a CFexpress Type A card, it allows users to transfer data approximately 2.8 times faster than with conventional media.
The CFexpress Type A memory cards and card reader will be available in the Philippines in October 2020. Prices will be available soon.
