Friday 11 September 2009

2TB Sony Memory Stick XC Specs Announced Backwards-compatible 2TB Memory Stick XC Series

Sony is trying to get back in the game with an insane new memory card.
Announced during CES this spring, full specifications concerning Sony's
Memory Stick XC (Extended High Capacity) series have just announced. The
backwards-compatible 2TB Memory Stick XC keeps the current form factor
for memory sticks, includes Memory Stick Duo, Micro and Pro variants,
makes use of the much more efficient exFAT file system and claims
increased maximum transfer speeds.

As appearing on Sony's oss-formats.org site, the Memory Stick XC offers
up to 160 Mbps data transfer rates in 4-bit parallel for XC Duo and
XC-HG Du, and up to 480 Mbps in 8-bit parallel for the XC Micro (M2 XC)
and the XC-HG Micro (M2 XC-HG).

One last thing that we really need to mention is that the new Sony
Memory Stick XC series do indeed come with up to 2TB maximum capacity
but that doesn't mean that a 2TB version will be available soon on the
market. More like 64GB, 128GB, 256GB and so on, in the near future …

And although the implications for devices like netbooks and SSDs could
be huge, we don't even want to imagine what a 2TB Sony Memory Stick XC
would sell for.

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