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Sony Launches new Ultra High Speed UZ Series SD Cards

Sony India came out with their UZ Series Ultra High Speed SD Cards. These SD Cards are highly durable as they are Water-proof, Temperature-proof, X-ray-proof and Dust-proof.

The data transfer speed of these cards is 95MB/s (read) and 90MB/s (write) and they also feature an Ultra-High Speed (UHS Speed Class 3) rating so that speed and quality will not be compromised in the images captured, resulting in smooth 4K recordings as well as minimal buffering when capturing still images in Burst, multi-frame or panoramic modes.
These features of the Card make them ideal for professional or semi-professional photographers, as they provide high speed transfer of data consuming less time and thus the workflow speed and efficiency could be improved.
These Card also have the Sony File Rescue Software, just like the previous version. With the help of this software any photo or video that was accidentally deleted could be recovered easily.

The Sony UZ Series SD Card are available in 32GB and 64GB at a price of Rs.5339 and Rs.9942 respectively.

Harsh Gogia

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