Kingmax launches 64GB SDXC ProMax series in India
Kingmax has launched its new ultra fast SDXC Pro/SDXC ProMax memory cards that adhere to the SD 3.0 ...


Promising reliability
Memory cards have become a standard feature of digital cameras to store those high-res images, non-stop continuous photos and also easier photo sharing. Kingmax claims to have been a keen observer, and has surpassed competitors by launching SDXC Pro/ SDXC ProMax memory cards. The SDXC ProMax has maximum twice or thrice the write speed up to 30 MB/sec and the SDXC ProMax offers write speed up to 55 MB/s. These speeds assist DSLRs in offering high-speed storage and reducing waiting time. The SDXC ProMax also comes with voluminous 64GB capacity. The latest exFAT format adaptation enables memory cards to break from the limitation of 4GB in one single file and allow storing 14,560 1000 megapixel pictures and playtime of MP3 files over 1,075 hours and also HD video recording up to 512 minutes.
- High speed and capacity to satisfy demand for Full HD still images/recording
- CPRM support
- Built-in write protection switch to prevent accidental data loss
- Support ECC and wear leveling functions
- Exclusive patented PIP packaging technology used for waterproof and dustproof SDXC memory cards
- Support SDXC host devices; do not support SDHC and SD standard devices/card readers
- Comply to RoHS
Kingmax has also introduced SDXC Pro and ProMax ultra speed memory cards counterparts offering resistance to water. It uses the company’s exclusive water and dust proof PIPTM packaging technology offering a full range of capacities from 8GB to 64GB. The SDXC Pro and ProMax are completely compatible with Windows 7, XP, or Vista, and support CPRM (Content Protection for Recordable Media). The memory cards are packed with ECC and wear leveling functions. SDXC Pro and ProMax also adhere to multinational standards, such as RoHS, CE, FCC and are compatible with major OS.
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