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SDXC Memory Cards & USB Flash Drives LEXAR Silver Plus 128GB UHS-I V30 205MB/s SDXC Memory Card Sliver

LEXAR Silver Plus 128GB UHS-I V30 205MB/s SDXC Memory Card Sliver

£14.53£15.58

Or 3 interest-free payments of £4.84/mo.*

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SDXC Memory Cards & USB Flash Drives Kingston Canvas React Plus SDXC Class 10 UHS-II U3 V60 280/150MB/s 256GB

Kingston Canvas React Plus SDXC Class 10 UHS-II U3 V60 280/150MB/s 256GB

£57.99

Or 3 interest-free payments of £19.33/mo.*

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SDXC Memory Cards & USB Flash Drives SanDisk Creator 256 GB SDXC UHS-II Class 10

SanDisk Creator 256 GB SDXC UHS-II Class 10

£67.95

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Memory Cards & USB Flash Drives: 3 things to consider before buying

When choosing between memory cards and USB flash drives, it's crucial to think about how much storage you need. Memory cards are often used in cameras or smartphones and typically range from 16GB to 1TB. USB flash drives, on the other hand, are versatile for computers and offer similar capacities. If you're storing high-resolution photos or videos, opt for a larger capacity to avoid running out of space quickly. For everyday documents and smaller files, a smaller capacity might suffice.

Compatibility is crucial when selecting a colour calibrator. Ensure that the calibrator supports the operating system of your computer, whether it’s Windows or macOS. Additionally, check if it works with your specific monitor brand and model. Some calibrators offer extensive compatibility with various devices, including projectors and printers, which can be beneficial if you work across multiple platforms. Confirming compatibility ahead of time saves you from potential headaches and ensures seamless integration into your workflow.

The speed at which data is read from or written to a memory card or USB flash drive can significantly impact performance. Memory cards have speed ratings like Class 10 or UHS-I/II/III, indicating how quickly they transfer data. Higher ratings mean faster speeds, which are essential for tasks like recording high-definition video. USB flash drives also vary in speed, with USB 3.0 and USB 3.1 offering faster data transfer than older versions like USB 2.0. Consider what you'll be using the storage for and choose accordingly to avoid bottlenecks.

MEMORY CARDS & USB FLASH DRIVES

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Memory cards and USB flash drives are portable storage devices. Memory cards are used mainly in cameras and smartphones, while USB flash drives connect via USB ports on computers. Choose a memory card for devices with slots, and a USB flash drive for easy computer data transfer.

Memory cards and USB flash drives are available in various sizes, measured in gigabytes (GB). Consider your device's capacity and intended use. For high-resolution photos or videos, opt for 64GB or more. For basic use, 16GB or 32GB should suffice.

Memory cards have speed classes indicating data transfer rates. Speed class affects how fast data is written or read. A higher class means faster performance. Choose a higher class for video recording or rapid photo shooting.

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