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Delkin announced their newest speed jump in CF card technology, the 420X Compact Flash PRO series. The cards reach speeds up to 63MB/second and are available in 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB. [MORE]

Eye-Fi broke new ground with their innovative SDHC memory card that included wireless connectivity allowing your digital camera to connect directly to your wireless network or public hotspot. Now they extend that capability with their new 4GB card that supports RAW image format and selective file transfer (also added for all Eye-Fi users. [MORE]

Pretec also today announced the more practical (and usable) 666X CF card boasting 100 MB/second write speed... [MORE]

From press release:

Pretec, creator of the highest capacity CompactFlash card in the world (100GB) and the fastest CF card in the world (433X), continues today its record braking [sic] history in the field of speed and capacity by unveiling the new SDXC 32GB, the world's first, highest capacity and fastest SD card at PMA CFA booth at LVCC South Hall K286 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

SDXC (eXtended Capacity) is a next-generation SD card, with capacities up to 2 TB (2048GB), and read/write speed up to 50MB/s initially and up to 104MB/s in the future, with a possible 300MB/s as a long term roadmap. By using exFAT file system, Pretec's 32GB SDXC card is not compatible with SDHC, which is using FAT32 file system.

That's the good.

The bad is that currently no cameras or computers can use this new format.

You can never have too many or too fast memory cards when you're shooting and OCZ Technology has unveiled their new Class 6 (150x) SDHC cards in sizes from 4GB to 16GB. The 16GB version will hold over 7500 shots at 6 megapixels JPG and over four hours of video shot at 6Mbps HD format. [MORE]