Adata has introduced memory card SD Express 8.0, with read and write speeds of up to 1.6 GB/s and 1.2 GB/s, respectively.

Adata is launching the first SD Express 8.0 memory card, advertised to reach 1.6 GB/s and 1.2 GB/s read and write speeds.

But most commodity microSD cards, including pricier models like Samsung's Pro Ultimate series, use UHS-I, which has a maximum ...

ADATA unveils the industry's first SD Express 8.0 compliant cardd, with massive read and write speeds of up to 1.6GB/sec and ...

ADATA Technology has launched the industry's first SD 8.0 Express specification memory card with the Premier Extreme SD 8.0 ...

But the Switch 2 is a more hungry beast. Pop the old microSD card type into it and, tut tut, you won't be able to use it to ...

Small card, big energy ADATA Technology is currently the first company to launch SD 8.0 Express specification memory card in ...

When Nintendo announced the Nintendo Switch 2 last week, it said that the console only supports expansion through MicroSD Express cards ... beginning with SD High Speed at 25 MB/s, all the way through ...

Hermitage Akihabara reports that microSD Express cards have sold out in e-commerce stores across Japan since Nintendo ...

When Nintendo announced the Nintendo Switch 2 last week, it said that the console only supports expansion through MicroSD Express cards ... SD High Speed at 25 MB/s, all the way through SD UHS ...