CARD 32GB Verbatim Premium MicroHC 90MB/s

Description

Verbatim Premium. Capacity: 32 GB, Flash Card Type: MicroSDHC, Flash Memory Class: Class 10, Read Speed: 10 MB/s, Write Speed: 10 MB/s. Product Color: Black

As the smallest memory card format currently available, the microSDHC memory card was developed specifically for smartphones. The microSDHC memory card consumes very little power, thus extending the battery life of your smartphone. With its small format of 11 x 15 millimeters, the microSDHC memory card is the smallest physical external storage medium. It can also be used for GPS devices, MP3 players, digital cameras, and PDAs.

The list of compatible devices grows longer every day. Verbatim microSDHC memory cards are compatible with all devices that have a microSDHC or SDHC slot. However, with SDHC slots, they are only compatible with SDHC cards when used with an SDHC adapter that simulates a standard SDHC card.

All microSDHC cards contain the latest copyright management technologies for the legal transfer of digital content, whether photos, films, music, etc., over computer networks for private use.

microSDHC memory cards – small but mighty!
MicroSDHC memory cards are of course also differentiated by speed classes, just like SDHC cards.
These classes are designated Class 4, Class 6, and Class 10 and indicate the read and write speed of the microSDHC memory card. A Class 10 memory card has a data transfer rate of up to 80 Mbit per second, making it the perfect storage medium for recording videos with extremely high resolution (high definition), for example.

SD High Capacity (SDHC) is a new SD memory card that complies with the SDHC 2.0 standard and offers more than 2 GB of storage space. In addition to its large storage capacity, it also offers high data transfer speeds. The SDHC specification distinguishes between different performance classes that indicate speed. The Class 10 specification indicates a data transfer speed of at least 10 MB/s.

*GB = 1 billion bytes. Usable capacity is lower because the device uses up to 10% of the physical memory for formatting and other functions.