Using Delkin's CompactFlash Pro UDMA cards with Delkin's UDMA enabled devices photographers will see an immediate increase in file transfer performance, up to 45 MB/s sustained transfer speed.
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Delkin's UDMA-enabled Reader-38 is a Hi-Speed, USB 2.0 multi-card reader/writer. It is ideal for transferring data from digital cameras, handheld PC's, and
MP3 players. Supports SDHC! |
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The Delkin Devices eFilm Reader-33 is a UDMA-enabled external, Hi-Speed USB 2.0, single slot card reader/writer for CompactFlash Types I & II. |
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Delkin's CompactFlash Pro UDMA enabled cards deliver industry-leading read/write speeds with a minimum sustained transfer speed of 305x (45MB/sec). The enhanced camera-to-card and card-to-computer transfer times considerably improve workflow for any pro photographer in the field.
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The ExpressCard 54 enables the fastest data transfer from a CompactFlash memory card to PC laptops with a 54mm ExpressCard slot. |
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The CardBus 32 UDMA adapter transfers image files at over 45 MB/s from UDMA (Ultra Direct Memory Access) enabled CompactFlash cards to your computer. |
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To help explain this we asked our Senior Digital Design Engineer, Chris Wood, to give us his explanation, "The advantages of UDMA over previous transfer modes are the use of double edge clocking, that is transferring data on both the rising and falling edge of the clock thereby doubling the data transfer rate per clock and increased reliability by the use of cyclical redundancy checking (CRC) for data transferred over the bus."
Basically, this new technology facilitates data transfer; dramatically increasing transfer speeds, allowing for a more streamlined workflow process. It's important to note that UDMA technology is ONLY utilized when used in combination with UDMA enabled devices, such as Delkin's FireWire 400/800 reader, the ExpressCard CF adapter, or CardBus32 UDMA adapter.
Using Delkin's CompactFlash Pro UDMA cards with Delkin's UDMA enabled devices photographers will see an immediate increase in file transfer performance, up to 45 MB/s sustained transfer speed.
