Data Memory Systems, one of America’s leading suppliers of computer memory solutions, has reiterated how investing in large, quality memory can help get those with new tech up and running and minimize the amount of issues they face.
Smartphones, digital cameras, computer consoles and e-readers are all often at the top of people’s Christmas wish lists. Packing a powerful punch, the most popular devices get more hi tech as each year passes. However with this increased reliance on technology, the amount of memory needed to operate these devices is becoming more significant. As a result, those who have unwrapped their dream tech gifts over the holiday period will be looking to get the most out of their devices for the coming year.
Memory cards are one of the easiest ways to expand the memory of a device. They offer a reliable yet simple way to store photos, videos, films, books and general communications, simply be inserting them into the provided slot.
A spokesperson from Data Memory Systems, said, “Memory cards are not a new invention, but as technology moves forward, they are now more relevant than ever before. Extremely flexible and universal, they can be used in many mobile devices, including cameras and smartphones and are interchangeable between these. On top of this, they have also proven to be a safe, secure and fast way to store information without causing too much trouble for users – whatever their technical background.”
Although universal, different devices do require different types of memory card. However there are three main types of memory card available that most devices use, and it is simply a case of finding out which the device in question requires before making a purchase.
Secure Digital cards, also known as SD cards, are one of the most popular. Used in digital cameras regularly, these standard SD cards have up to 2GB capacity with 2MB/s read speed. Perfectly useable for the average tech user, those looking for better specs may want to consider SDHC. Boasting up to 64GB capacity with a large 24MB/s read speed, these are fast becoming to go-to for those looking for amped up performance. SDXCs are another top performer and are generally used by professionals. With a maximum 2TB capacity and 104MB/s read speed, these are being touted as the future of memory cards.
Micro SD cards are similar to SDs, but are simply smaller. Usually found in smartphones, these too come in varying the SDHC and SDXC specs, so depending on what the user wishes to get out of them will depend on which is best for their needs.
Compact Flash memory cards are another popular memory. Often used by professionals in DSLR cameras and high-tech equipment, the produce faster read/write speeds and are extremely large in memory.
“There’s no denying that technology is moving at lightning speed, and making sure people know how to get the most out of their new devices will ensure satisfaction going forward,” added the spokesman.
Data Memory Systems has one of the largest ranges of computer memory and memory cards on the internet. To find out more and browse the offering, visit the website: www.datamemorysystems.com
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DMS’ philosophy is to supply the customer with the best quality memory at the best possible price. Having been supplying the electronics industry with high quality components since 1963 and memory modules since 1987, they were one of the first original memory companies to support Apple computer – and have been doing so for over 20 years. They also support a vast array of computer memory for PCs and servers.
