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Team 32GB Micro SDHC 500MB/s Read 150MB/s Write IOPS - UHS1

Team 32GB Micro SDHC 500MB/s Read 150MB/s Write IOPS - UHS1 for $29.59 + free shipping

Aug 17, 2012 1:07 PM

Price with promo code EMCNBJC49

Over 10X faster than Class 10 for small frequently accessed files. Ideal for cell phones and tablets.

Team Group’s Xtreem microSDHC UHS-1 is a high-performance memory card designed specifically for smart phones, tablet computers, and vehicle recorders. It features speeds of 40MB/s reading and 10MB/s writing. Thanks to the improved IO access capability, IOPS is able to reach 500 MB/s reading and 150 MB/s writing, exceeding substantially the limits of the same class, enough to satisfy the requirement of smart phones to frequently access small files.

Together with Team Group’s adaptor, the microSDHC UHS-1 memory card is compatible with all digital devices available on the market marked with microSDHC & microSD support. Devices include cell phones, digital cameras (DSC), MP3 players, gaming devices, personal digital assistants (PDA) and more. Through microSDHC UHS-1, user can fully enjoy high quality multimedia life with high storage performance.

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with all the good deals on cards here the last few days. This almost seems expensive.

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@blackbradpitt: I believe this is the first UHS1 card ever posted on here.

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...and I guess Wooters aren't aware of what UHS is just yet....

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@firebirdude: Calm down turbo. notice the key words "with ALL of the good deals on memory cards" and "this ALMOST sounds expensive". We all know what "UHS" is. It's a good deal, congrats your the first.

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It should be noted that IOPS is not measured in MB/s, which makes the title misleading since the actual data throughput for this card is rated at 40MB/s read, 10MB/s write. IOPS stands for Input/output Operations Per Second and measures a different kind of performance, but higher is still better.

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