If you own a Sony SD card, we have some bad news for you: some specific models of Sony’s cards are defective. The defect is that the cards could corrupt video files, which would obviously be very bad, ...
Sony's newest member of the stylish Cyber-shot T-series line beckons you to leave the memory cards at home. The company just announced the Cyber-shot DSC-T2, an 8-megapixel camera with a whopping 4 ...
The original PlayStation wasn’t the first video game system to use interchangeable memory cards for save games, but it certainly took the idea mainstream. Many folks accrued small piles of the things ...
It's not that they are not Sony, it's that they are unlicensed. All licensed cards must be produced to spec guarantying comparability with all games. Unlicensed cards do not, and may be incomparable ...
Sony introduced smaller CFexpress Type A memory cards with the launch of the A7S III mirrorless camera, offering a high speed (700MB/s read/800MB/s write) option for recording bursts or 4K/8K video.
It’s no secret that memory cards keep getting larger and larger in capacity. At the start of the year, Lexar announced a two-terabyte CFexpress Type B card, which is the largest of that class.
Hopefully it's not too cold on this mountaintop. Image: Sony Sony has expanded a free repair program for some of its CEA-G Series "Tough"-branded memory cards, saying that some units failed to work ...
Amazon’s Gold Box is bursting at the seams today with SD cards, Micro SD cards, and a few other mobile accessories from Sony. As always, we’ve broken out a few of the best deals below (all ...
You got to be kidding me Sony. According to my count, this is the sixth Sony Memory Stick version released: Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, Memory Stick Pro Duo ...
Sony, which has been trying to grab the flash-memory market for nearly three years, is finally making some progress. The consumer electronics giant initially introduced the removable flash-memory card ...
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