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17th December 2008
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some test on memory stick duo speed
 some test on memory stick duo speed just got an 8gb memory stick duo mark2, seem like the performance is the same as a non mark2 memory stick duo sony 8gb memory stick duo  sony 8gb memory stick duo mark2  photofast cr-5400 with 2 sandisk microsdhc 8gb class 6  photofast cr-5300 with sandisk microsdhc 8gb class 6  |
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17th December 2008
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Re: some test on memory stick duo speed
transcend adaptor with sandisk microsdhc 8gb class 6
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18th December 2008
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Re: some test on memory stick duo speed
Why do you only have the slow MS Duos? You should try the Pro-HG.
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Re: some test on memory stick duo speed
it's not release in sg yet  http://www.memorystick.com/en/memory...pro_hg_hx.html http://presscentre.sony.eu/Content/D...3&NewsAreaID=2 4 September 2008 8:0 Change Gear With Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo™ HX Memory Stick new High Speed model ideal upgrade for high performance digital cameras and HD camcorders Paris, 4 September 2008 - As the world moves on, files get bigger. From high-megapixel compact cameras to the latest Sony α Digital SLR with its 5 frames per second continuous shooting capability, the pressure is on for flash memory. High Definition camcorders are tightening the screw even further, so Sony Recording Media & Energy (RME) has created a solution in the form of the Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo™ HX. Users need high capacity, and they need high speed data transfer, which is where the new Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo HX comes into its own. With a choice of 4GB and 8GB capacity and a read speed of 20MB/second (15MB/second write)1, it is more than capable of coping with the strain. In fact used with the supplied USB adaptor for maximum speed, it can shorten data transfer time by one-third compared to a Memory Stick PRO Duo (Mark 2). The provision of a USB adaptor as a standard accessory makes it very simple to transfer data onto a PC or notebook, and of course means that there’s no need to purchase one as an extra. Another extremely useful bonus comes in the form of the free, downloadable Memory Stick Data Rescue Service which can quickly recover deleted photographs and files. The Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo HX uses an 8-bit parallel interface to achieve this level of performance, and with its 10 year warranty, represents excellent value for customers who demand the best. Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo HX flash memory cards are precision engineered by Sony Recording Media & Energy (RME) to provide ever-more capacity for photos, video, music and games. They will be available from Oct. 2008. 1 This speed is based on tests with optimized host compliant devices. Actual data transfer speed is dependent on host hardware. Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo HX achieves 20MB/s in reading mode, 15MB/s in writing mode in combination with supplied USB adaptor MSAC-UAH1. |
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18th December 2008
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Re: some test on memory stick duo speed
blackspeed test for sony 8gb memory stick duo, sony 8gb memory stick duo mark 2 and sandisk microsdhc 8gb class 6 x 2 with cr-5400 photofast adaptor
[blackSPEED v2 log] Vendor : _insert vendor_ SONY Product name : _insert name_ MEMORY STICK DUO Product ID : _insert id_ 8 GB Total Space: 7763.531 MiB (8140652544 Bytes) Free Space: 7762.344 MiB (8139407360 Bytes) Cluster Size : 32.0 KiB (32768 Bytes) read : 10.9831 MiB/sec (Blocksize 1024.0k) write : 10.1704 MiB/sec (Blocksize 1024.0k) read : 8.7425 MiB/sec (Blocksize 32.0k) write : 10.0642 MiB/sec (Blocksize 32.0k) read : 3.2744 MiB/sec (Blocksize 2.0k) write : 0.8369 MiB/sec (Blocksize 2.0k) read : 1.2453 MiB/sec (Blocksize 0.5k) write : 0.2391 MiB/sec (Blocksize 0.5k) PI: 391 [blackSPEED v2 log] Vendor : _insert vendor_ SONY Product name : _insert name_ MEMORY STICK DUO MARK 2 Product ID : _insert id_ 8GB Total Space: 7760.281 MiB (8137244672 Bytes) Free Space: 7759.000 MiB (8135901184 Bytes) Cluster Size : 32.0 KiB (32768 Bytes) read : 10.5160 MiB/sec (Blocksize 1024.0k) write : 10.1766 MiB/sec (Blocksize 1024.0k) read : 9.1068 MiB/sec (Blocksize 32.0k) write : 9.9217 MiB/sec (Blocksize 32.0k) read : 3.2216 MiB/sec (Blocksize 2.0k) write : 0.8331 MiB/sec (Blocksize 2.0k) read : 1.2326 MiB/sec (Blocksize 0.5k) write : 0.2608 MiB/sec (Blocksize 0.5k) PI: 396 [blackSPEED v2 log] Vendor : _insert vendor_ sandisk microsdhc 8gb class 6 x 2 with cr-5400 photofast adaptor Product name : _insert name_ Product ID : _insert id_ Total Space: 15576.344 MiB (16332980224 Bytes) Free Space: 1329.094 MiB (1393655808 Bytes) Cluster Size : 32.0 KiB (32768 Bytes) read : 9.7516 MiB/sec (Blocksize 1024.0k) write : 10.7980 MiB/sec (Blocksize 1024.0k) read : 9.2580 MiB/sec (Blocksize 32.0k) write : 10.1713 MiB/sec (Blocksize 32.0k) read : 5.1880 MiB/sec (Blocksize 2.0k) write : 1.1437 MiB/sec (Blocksize 2.0k) read : 2.1476 MiB/sec (Blocksize 0.5k) write : 0.3573 MiB/sec (Blocksize 0.5k) PI: 472 |
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25th December 2008
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Re: some test on memory stick duo speed
i am new, question :
so the fastest memory card will take better and nicer picture?
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25th December 2008
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Re: some test on memory stick duo speed
Nice, the photofast cr-5400 adapter doesn't seem very expensive... and generally MicroSDHC cards aren't too expensive... if that's a more cost effective combination, I may consider it.
My current 1GB MS Pro Duo is slow and small. 
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Re: some test on memory stick duo speed
Yo thanks for all the cool findings that you got here... But i am not very good in technical term like MiB/sec, etc... If i am not wrong the higher PI value means better, right?? Two things i like to mention here... 1) Not sure does Sony agree with your findings? or they know and just keep quite about it... 2) I own a CX12E (a HD handycam) and bought a adaptor with sandisk microsdhc 8gb... But whenever i try to start/end recording, the handycam will promt me that the card is not compatiable. But when i check that the card actually recorded all the clips. Meaning i got to select "OK" before i am able to record video and at the end of recording... Hi anyone know how can i get rid of those promt/warning?? Thanks... P/s: not sure will "cr-5400 photofast adaptor" give the same problems?? |
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19th January 2009
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Re: some test on memory stick duo speed
sony's got the 45mb/s 300X CF card out at best denki junction 8. perhaps we wld see reviews of that soon
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19th January 2009
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Re: some test on memory stick duo speed
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