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ATP 300X ProMax II CompactFlash
ATP announced the availability of its 300X Promax II CompactFlash series, one of the world's fastest CompactFlash cards equipped with the ability to support UDMA (Ultra Direct Memory Access) mode. By taking advantage of the UDMA interface, the ProMax II CompactFlash has a 300X (up to 45MB/sec) transfer speed rating and is designed specifically to maximize the performance of current and next generation DSLR cameras by optimizing write transfer speeds for high resolution continuous shooting. Professional photographers will be able to take advantage of the top-notch performance and quality offered by the cards when shooting under harsh environment.


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