Colin Dunstan
01-03-2005, 05:57 PM
Lisa Gade from PDA Buyer Guide has benchmarked (http://www.pdabuyersguide.com/tips/ATP.htm) ATP's next-generation 2GB SD cards (http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2805).
Clear enough, the 2GB card (VFSMark: 740) tested on a palmOne Tungsten T3 beats out both the 256MB Kingston Elite Pro (VFSMark: 621) and 256MG SanDisk Standard (VFSMark: 229) cards in the test.
On the same page you also find a benchmark test on the ATP 512MB Mini SD card, which is surprisingly just as fast (VFSMark: 742) as its big 2GB brother.
Mrs Gade calls the cards reasonable priced; still, I hope the price for a 2GB SD card will soon be way below the MSRP of $249.
Clear enough, the 2GB card (VFSMark: 740) tested on a palmOne Tungsten T3 beats out both the 256MB Kingston Elite Pro (VFSMark: 621) and 256MG SanDisk Standard (VFSMark: 229) cards in the test.
On the same page you also find a benchmark test on the ATP 512MB Mini SD card, which is surprisingly just as fast (VFSMark: 742) as its big 2GB brother.
Mrs Gade calls the cards reasonable priced; still, I hope the price for a 2GB SD card will soon be way below the MSRP of $249.