It seems like barely yesterday that CFexpress Type B usurped the XQD format and became the go-to memory card for anyone wanting ultra-fast transfer speeds that could keep up with the most ...

Lexar says its new Diamond Series CFexpres Type B cards are 'the world's fastest". Lexar SHARE Lexar just released its awkwardly titled Lexar Professional CFexpress Type B Card Diamond Series line of ...

The new Lexar Professional CFexpress Type B Card Diamond Series claims a minimum sustained write speed of 1600MB/s, which dramatically accelerates post-production workflow for even better productivity ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Graphic of a CFexpress card in space. CFexpress is still the hottest memory card format on the market, and the most sizzling cards ...

Things are hotting up if you’re looking for new flash storage for your camera. As predicted, after the recent release of their new V90II SD cards, Sabrent has followed up with its new CFexpress Type B ...

Lexar is one of the leading manufacturers of SD and memory cards. The company seems to release new cards very frequently, and their latest CFexpress Diamond and Gold series has just been announced.

What just happened? ProGrade Digital has announced its third-generation CFexpress Type B Cobalt-class memory cards, designed for professional photographers and videographers. The new card comes in a ...

The new Atlas USB4 CFexpress Type B memory card reader is designed for super fast file transfers from memory cards to computer. With high-end digital cameras now having image sensors with 40-megapixel ...

Camera manufacturers continue to push the boundaries of imaging technology, with HDR and ultra high resolution keeping digital video and cinematography on the cutting edge. And Lexar continues to run ...

CFexpress cards keep getting faster... except right now, they're not. Since the introduction of the CFexpress 4.0 standard we've seen Type B cards capable of speeds approaching 3800MB/s, but there's ...

With 4K video now the established standard and even higher resolution modes becoming more common—not to mention Raw capture—modern video cameras can output truly spectacular amounts of data.