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The latest Atlas Pro CFexpress Type A cards finally give Sony photographers and videographers a memory card that combines both high capacity and the highest read/write speeds.
Professionals seeking a reliable method for storing photos and videos as part of a high performance workflow should make the switch to a large SSD or set up a two-tiered storage system. Here's what you need to know.
Atlas Pro CFexpress 4.0 Type A Memory Cards built for Sony users launch alongside a new Envoy Portable SSD. Plus new capacities for Envoy Pro Elektron, and Envoy Pro Mini.
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