Types of SanDisk Image Cards: SanDisk is the world leader in flash disk memory technology. In fact, SanDisk memory cards are used in more cameras than any other storage device in the world. SanDisk also offers the broadest range and formats of digital imaging cards. SanDisk offers a broad range of capacities, performance, and price points to meet specific customer needs, requirements and opportunities. For example, SanDisk offers three performance categories within our SD product range. As you can see the blue product is what we consider our entry-level card and is really positioned for point-and-shoot cameras. As consumer's need for speeds, and performance increases we offer two additional cards. We have the SanDisk Ultra II as well as the SanDisk Extreme III. The Ultra II features up to 16 gigabytes of storage capacity with 15 megabytes per second performance. Increasing performance up to The SanDisk Extreme III provides 30 megabytes of performance with up to 32 gigabytes of capacity. In addition to the SE line of products, SanDisk also features the CompactFlash cards. CompactFlash cards increase in performance as well as capacity able to achieve maximum performance equivalent to speeds of our highest professional range of cameras. We feature two products within this category. The SanDisk Extreme III with up to 32 gigabyte of capacity and then for extreme performance we offer the SanDisk Extreme IV CompactFlash card with up to 45 megabytes per second of performance and all the way up to 16 gigabytes of storage for your most demanding photo requirements.
About SanDisk Image Cards
About SanDisk Image Cards: With over twenty years of experience developing imaging cards based on performance and reliability and leading capacity, SanDisk is the world's largest and leading manufacturer of flash technologies. Our products range from what we consider imaging cards that are used in point-and-shoot cameras which are our SanDisk blue range of products all the way up to our cards that are used for professional users with speeds up to 45 megabits per second and capacities up to 32 gigabytes.
