Gigaram
Gigaram CF-16GB-LI CBQ 16GB 50pin CF 40MB/s 13MB/s 133X memory card
CompactFlash card with 16 GB capacity, 50-pin connector and rated read speed of 40 MB/s
- TypeCompact Flash (CF)
- Capacity16GB
- 16GB capacity stores photos and video
- 40MB/s read speed transfers files quickly
- 13MB/s write speed captures continuous shots
- 133X rating indicates sustained performance
- 50-pin CompactFlash fits legacy cameras and adapters
16 GB CompactFlash Card
This 16 GB CompactFlash card uses the 50-pin Parallel ATA interface established in 1994. Rated at 133X with sequential reads up to 40 MB/s and writes up to 13 MB/s, it targets industrial and legacy imaging equipment that still relies on the CF form factor.
Suits legacy cameras and industrial gear.
The card fits devices built around the Parallel ATA bus and 50-pin connector. Buyers who need higher throughput, larger capacities or contemporary interfaces such as those found in current cameras and embedded systems should look elsewhere.
50-pin Parallel ATA connector decides fit
Only systems with a native 50-pin CompactFlash slot or a compatible PATA adapter can use this card. The physical connector and legacy bus protocol are the sole determinants of compatibility.
Highlights
- 16GB capacity stores photos and video
- 40MB/s read speed transfers files quickly
- 13MB/s write speed captures continuous shots
- 133X rating indicates sustained performance
- 50-pin CompactFlash fits legacy cameras and adapters
Specifications
| Brand | gigaram |
|---|---|
| Type | Compact Flash (CF) |
| Capacity | 16GB |
Questions about this item
Does the 50-pin CompactFlash card come with any accessories or do I need to buy a reader separately?
The card is supplied as a bare 16 GB CompactFlash unit with a GR label in bulk packaging; a CF card reader or compatible 50-pin slot must be purchased separately.
Should I choose this 16 GB 133X card or a higher-capacity CF model for my older camera?
This 16 GB model offers 40 MB/s read and 13 MB/s write; select a larger CF capacity only if you need more than 16 GB of storage space.
What does the 133X speed rating mean when the card is used in a real camera?
The 133X rating corresponds to 40 MB/s maximum read and 13 MB/s maximum write, so burst shooting and file transfer will be limited to those speeds.
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