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05 Jan 2005
Seagate today previewed what it claimed is the world's first 5GB CompactFlash media storage card.
Targeting digital photography hobbyists and professionals who shoot and store large volumes of high-resolution digital photos, the ultra-high capacity CF Type II Photo hard drive cards will ship commercially next month available in 2.5GB and 5GB capacities.
Seagate said that its 5GB card holds over 1,500 6-megapixel high-resolution pictures, or over 4,000 3-megapixel standard resolution pictures on a single card.
"Seagate wants to bring photographers reliable, simple storage to shoot and store thousands of high-resolution photos without changing CompactFlash drive, then easily share online, or print from your computer," said Brian Dexheimer, executive vice president of sales and marketing at Seagate.
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