Standard SD card readers won’t support its maximum throughput. In addition to the SD card, Adata also unveiled the UE720, a USB 3.2 Gen2 flash drive delivering read and write speeds of 550MB/s ...

Adata also pointed out that is about 1.5 times faster than a standard SATA SSD. Compared to existing SD cards using the UHS-II SD and UHS-I SD interface, it’s about 2.7 to 8 times faster.

ADATA's trio of new Premier Pro microSD cards have escaped from the company's headquarters. Aimed at professionals and demanding consumers, the 16GB and 32GB editions come with a 45MB/s read and ...

ADATA Technology has launched its industrial-grade IUDD362 microSD card line which uses high-quality SLC NAND Flash for enhanced durability and a prolonged lifespan, which makes it ideal for ...

Expandable storage is critical to many Android users, and memory makers know it too well. Existing microSD cards can go all the way up to 256GB … ...

For this review, ADATA sent over there latest Premier 128GB microSD solution which offers mainstream performance of 85 MB/s read and ~20MB/s write while carrying UHS-I, Class 10 and V10 ratings.

Adata's newest SD and microSD cards support V90 standard for high-speed video By Mark Coppock Published April 17, 2017 Save Today’s digital SLR and mirrorless cameras use increasingly larger ...

While the ADATA IUDD33K industrial-grade A1 (Application Performance Class 1) microSD card implements 3D TLC Flash, sports a 3K P/E cycle rating, and read and write speeds of up to 95/70 MB per ...

The new card is based on 3D MLC NAND technology from SK Hynix, and it uses the UHS-II bus. Adata’s newest microSD comes with Class 10, U3 and V90 labels, which means its performance won’t drop ...