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SD Card Not Showing Up in Windows? 10 Ways to Fix It
Is your SD card not showing up in the File Explorer? Issues like SD card corruption, a faulty card reader, a missing drive ...
Anker’s new $35 MagSafe gadget sticks SD cards to your iPhone
Anker’s next puck-shaped accessory is an SD and microSD card reader called the MagGo USB-C Adapter that can be used with ...
Lexar’s new SD card is literally too fast for your gear
Lexar’s Professional Gold Pro SDXC Express Card uses the new Secure Digital 8.0 standard and sports a maximum write speed of ...
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For $13, this 128GB Samsung microSD card is perfect for security cams
Got a security camera that supports local storage? If so, don’t miss this Samsung Pro Plus 128GB microSD card and USB reader ...
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Make the most of your Nikon camera's dual card slots
If you have two memory cards in your camera, the first thing to do is to choose which slot to use as the ‘primary’ or default ...
Hands on: Orico Data Matrix Pro
The Orico brand is well-considered for its inexpensive range of external drive enclosures, but the Orico Data Matrix Mini ...
Lexar's latest SD 8.0 card is too fast for its own good — potentially DOA since no current devices exploit the card's 1,700 MB/s speeds
Lexar launched an SD 8.0 card with incredible read/ write speeds rivaling larger CFexpress 4.0 cards for cameras, but the ...
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Lexar’s SD 8.0 card support speeds up to 1700 MB/s, but there’s nothing to use it with
Lexar has introduced a new SD card with theoretical read speeds up to 1,700 MB/s and write speeds as high as 1,000 MB/s. But the word “theoretical” is doing a lot in that sentence, because right now ...