Transcend 133x Compactflash Udma 4 1gb Geheugenkaart
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Dit is een Transcend 133x CompactFlash-geheugenkaart met 1GB capaciteit, UDMA 4 ondersteuning, max. 50MB/s lees- en 20MB/s schrijfsnelheid. Gebruikt MLC NAND flash met ingebouwde ECC voor betrouwbaarheid. Geschikt voor CF Type I apparaten zoals instap-DSLR's en camcorders. Afmetingen 42.8x36.4x3.3mm, werkt op 3.3V/5V, temperatuur -25°C tot 85°C.
Reviews van Transcend 133x Compactflash Udma 4 1gb Geheugenkaart
Gebaseerd op 24 reviews
I ordered 256MB Transcend and was promptly shipped and got it delivered to my door step within 48hrs. Is my fastest shipment since i have been ordering online. 256MB Transcend worked perfectly well in my Leica Total station instruments. I must order again. The Company is well organized and keep to their promises.
I ordered 256MB Transcend and was promptly shipped and got it delivered to my door step within 48hrs. Is my fastest shipment since i have been ordering online. 256MB Transcend worked perfectly well in my Leica Total station instruments. I must order again. The Company is well organized and keep to their promises.
IGNATIUS NDUDI
30 januari 2018
I feel I get the most bang for my buck with this CF card. I own several by Transcend and never have any issues.
I feel I get the most bang for my buck with this CF card. I own several by Transcend and never have any issues.
Judi
19 augustus 2016
I used transcend for the last 7 years with no problem Just format the card for better performed I do weddings and videos works perfect wit my 5D MarkIII
I used transcend for the last 7 years with no problem Just format the card for better performed I do weddings and videos works perfect wit my 5D MarkIII
Nelson H
13 december 2014
I'm going to used this on very old equipment that only support 512MB hard drives and less. I got a cable converter as well so I can plug the PATA cable. The testing I have done so far with a old 486 computer has it running faster than the equipment can take it. The cable converter I got does have a voltage setting on it so you can select 3.3V or 5V. I did some research and it proably should be set to 5V on the old equipment. The newer computers running UDMA, I would set to 3.3V. I have had it on a Pentium III computer as well as the 486.
I'm going to used this on very old equipment that only support 512MB hard drives and less. I got a cable converter as well so I can plug the PATA cable. The testing I have done so far with a old 486 computer has it running faster than the equipment can take it. The cable converter I got does have a voltage setting on it so you can select 3.3V or 5V. I did some research and it proably should be set to 5V on the old equipment. The newer computers running UDMA, I would set to 3.3V. I have had it on a Pentium III computer as well as the 486.
Peter W.
12 oktober 2014
I know transcend gets some flack for being the lower man on the totem pole, but i have not noticed a difference between my new Transcend CF cards and my Sand Disk or Lexar Cards. I am tempted to say that my Transcend cards are faster!
I know transcend gets some flack for being the lower man on the totem pole, but i have not noticed a difference between my new Transcend CF cards and my Sand Disk or Lexar Cards. I am tempted to say that my Transcend cards are faster!
Alexander
26 maart 2014
