PNY xD-Picture Card 2GB
Published Nov 7, 2006
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dpreview staff
Today PNY announces the launch of it's highest capacity xD-Picture Card™ to date. Weighing in at 2GB and of Type M specification, it is compatible with Olympus' exclusive panorama function which requires specific support from the media card.
Press Release:
Capture More With PNY
PNY ANNOUNCES THE LAUNCH OF ITS NEW 2GB xD-Picture Card™ BY OLYMPUS
With the emergence of higher performance xD-Picture Card™ compatible digital cameras and thanks to its Olympus partnership, PNY Technologies enlarges its xD-Picture Card™ range launching the 2GB capacity.
Introducing 2GB storage capacity in its xD-Picture Card™ range, PNY now meets all customers’ needs: digital camera owners can now take 1,000 shots (with a camera resolution of 8 megapixels) with an Olympus digital still camera in HQ mode (the default high-quality image setting).
The development of advanced video-recording functions in digital cameras and the desire for higher digital picture quality means a demand for larger memory. Olympus plans to apply this high-capacity technology to develop the xD-Picture Card™ for Olympus digital cameras with memory capacities eventually reaching up to 8GB.
PNY xD-Picture Card™ Type M can be widely found both online and on the highstreet.
All PNY xD-Picture Cards™ offer the exclusive Olympus panorama option.
Recommended retail price incl. vat:
PNY xD-Picture Card™ Type M £61.00
For additional information, please visit the company Website at http://www.pny-europe.com
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