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Transcend High Endurance microSD cards

10.02.2016

Transcend has introduced a series of microSDHC/SDXC cards called High Endurance.

The range starts at 16 GB and goes up to 64 GB, all cards are Class 10 specs. They use high quality MLC NAND chips, complete with ECC function. The cards are IPX7 waterproof, EMC IEC61000-4-2 ESD rated, and conform to ISO7816-1 radiation protection specifications. Temperature range - from -25 to 85 degrees Celsius.

The new Transcend cards are not as fast as the recently announced ADATA solutions, but still can write and read data at speeds of 20-21 MB/s. The warranty for the connector is 10 connections, the reliability, expressed in hours of video recording, is 3 hours for the younger model, 32 hours for a 6 GB card, and 12 hours for the most capacious model.

Transcend plans to start deliveries of new cards in March.

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