Thanks to the huge advances in memory technology, today SDXC or microSDXC cards are available at 1 terabyte, a ~125,000 times capacity increase over the first SD memory cards.

The memory card wars are about to heat up again. This week, Adata showed off its first SD Express memory card. Dubbed the Premier Extreme SDXC SD 7.0 Express Card, Adata said the device will use ...

SD Express cards now reach speeds of 4GB/s, up from just 12.5MB/s in 2000; When the first SD memory card hit the market in 2000, it offered a modest 8MB of storage.

The first SD card sold in 2000 provided just 8 megabytes of storage capacity, whereas today’s SDUC or microSDUC cards offer 4 terabytes of capacity, a 500,000 percent capacity increase ...

Lexar released the first 256GB SD card onto the market in 2012, but SanDisk has made an effort recently to give its products the most storage space, launching two biggest-in-class memory cards ...

Before you buy a new memory card you'll need to consider how much video you'll be shooting, and in what format—HD or memory-intensive 4K. The first step is to figure out what card format your ...