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Stephen FenechBy Stephen FenechOctober 16, 2015Updated:May 22, 2018No Comments3 Mins Read
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Lexar, one of the leading companies when it comes to producing flash memory, has released new memory products including two new JumpDrives along with a 128GB SXDC card and memory cards designed for professionals.

With our increased usage of mobile devices, digital cameras and computers our demand for memory is at an all-time high.

But it’s not just memory cards that customers are after.

And the need for added memory has shifted away from our computers and cameras to our smartphones and tablets.

Here are the new Lexar products:

JUMPDRIVE M20c, JUMPDRIVE M20i

The new Lexar JumpDrives work with our computers and our mobile devices and are designed to help move your content between them

At one end is a USB 3.0 plug that fits into your computer to drag and drop your favourite content to the Lexar drive.

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At the other end on the JumpDrive M20c is a USB-C connector so it connects with the latest mobile devices like Google’s upcoming Nexus smartphones and other laptops like Apple’s new MacBook.

The JumpDrive M20i also has a USB 3.0 plug but at the other end is a Lightning connector so it can work with the iPhone and iPad.

When connected to your smartphone or tablet all of the content onboard is accessible on your device without taking up any of its internal memory.

JumpDrive M20c is priced at $31 (16GB), $41 (32GB) and $64 (64GB). JumpDrive M20i is priced at $72 (16GB), $103 (32GB) and $165 (64GB).

LEXAR 128GB SXDC CARD

The SD card is nothing new but Lexar knows that not all cards are created equal.

Today’s user has high demands on their memory cards so it’s all about speed.

The Lexar 128GB SXDC card is the fastest SD UHS-II card available so it can capture and transfer things like 4K video and high-res images.

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It has read speeds of up to 300MB per second and write speeds of up to 260MB per second.

It also comes with a card reader or high speed file transfer from any PC or Mac.

The Lexar 128GB SXDC card is priced at $599.

LEXAR PROFESSIONAL XQD 2.0 CARDS

Designed for professional users like photographers and videographers and also enthusiasts, the Lexar XQD 2.0 cards deliver the fastest capture and transfer performance with speeds of up to 440MB per second with the 2933x card and 210MB per second with the 1400x card.

With these cards you can really leverage the performance of the latest generation high definition camcorders and high resolution DSLRs to capture 4K, 3D and full HD video.

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The Lexar 2933x QXD cards are priced at $269 (32GB), $497 (64GB) and $932 (128GB). The Lexar 1400x QXD cards are priced at $186 (32GB) and $290 (64GB).

LEXAR CFAST CARDS

Lexar’s CFast Compact Flash 2.0 cards are deigned to capture high quality 4K video with read and transfer speeds of up to 540MB per second with the 3600x CFast 2.0 card and up to 525MB per second for the 3500x CFast 2.0 card.

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Both cards capture amazing 4K video with next generation cinema-grade cameras.

The Lexar 3600x CFast 2.0 card is priced at $685 (128GB) and $1,279 (256GB) while the Lexar 3500x CFast 2.0 card costs $220 (32GB), $370 (64GB), $685 (128GB) and $1,279 (256GB).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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