ADATA unveils the industry's first SD Express 8.0 compliant cardd, with massive read and write speeds of up to 1.6GB/sec and 1.2GB/sec, respectively.

SD Express is slowly taking over for standard SD, and ADATA's new removable storage tops out at 1.6GB/s transfer speeds.

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Hermitage Akihabara reports that microSD Express cards have sold out in e-commerce stores across Japan since Nintendo ...

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Storage giant Lexar has unveiled the world's first 1TB Micro SD Express card and it looks like it could be a must-have accessory for Nintendo Switch 2. Just in case you missed the memo, Nintendo has ...

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