The newly released Sony TOUGH SD cards are completely sealed, ribless, switchless and one-piece molded to offer protection against drops, bends, water and dust. They offer high read and write speeds with V90 standard certification and will be available in three different sizes (32, 64 and 128GB) in October 2018. New Sony TOUGH SD Cards. Source: Sony The Japanese electronics giant Sony Corporation is releasing their new SF-G series TOUGH UHS-II SD cards. They combine rugged design with very fast read and write speeds. The cards are basically a monolithic structure and a completely sealed one-piece molding – a design we know from the MicroSD cards segment. Conventional SD cards are made of a thin 3-part ensemble and can therefore be affected by physical damage, such as a broken plastic casing, broken data protection lock and broken connector ribs. The new Sony TOUGH SD cards do not have the write protection switch. New Sony TOUGH SD Cards. Source: Sony The sealed monolithic structure made of high-grade hardness material means the Sony TOUGH cards are bend-proof, drop-proof for 5 meters, water-proof (with IPX8 rating) and dust-proof (with IPX6 rating). The new cards are 18 times stronger than SD standard (180N compared to 10N rating) to guard them against damage from bending or dropping. In terms of speed the SD cards have a V90 certification as it is the highest standard of video speed currently possible. V90 means the card’s write speed will never drop under 90MB/s. The true write speed of...
Published By: CineD - Thursday, 30 August, 2018