The Sports Photo Guy

I tested CompactFlash cards from A-Data (Turbo 350x) and Calumet (ProSpec 305x).  Could either of them pass muster?

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With the PCMCIA CardBus interface fading fast, three new ExpressCard contenders are vying for fastest CompactFlash reader bragging rights. One of these three is the fastest CF reader I’ve ever tested; do you know which one to buy?

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The BiWin 16GB UDMA CF card sells for a mere $50.  Is it a real bargain, or a candidate for The Crap List?  Click thru for the verdict.

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ATP Pro Max Reader USB 2.0

The ATP Pro Max is a UDMA-capable reader with two card slots, one for CompactFlash and the other for SD/SDHC and variants.  It’s a slick little reader with a nice form factor.  Check out its performance compared to other UDMA USB readers.
Two new readers claiming high speed performance are in [...]

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Ridata has released a new series of “Supreme” CompactFlash cards, upping their claimed speed to 266x. Does it perform better than the disappointing 233x “Lightning” series? Click through to see my test results.

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With more UDMA-enabled CompactFlash readers out on the market, it’s time to update our test results.  Interesting new readers from Kingston, Delkin, ATP, and Hama get a look in this article.

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Transcend’s new 300x UDMA CF card finally delivers on the promise of UDMA write speeds.

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