AGM Global Vision Fuzion TM25-384 Fusion Thermal Monocular
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SanDisk
Reads CFexpress Type B cards at up to 1250 MB/s via USB 3.1 for fast post-production transfer
This SanDisk Extreme PRO CFexpress Card Reader connects CFexpress Card Type B media to a host system via USB 3.1. It is designed for photographers and videographers who need to offload high-resolution files quickly from location shoots to a workstation for post-production work.
The reader delivers read speeds of up to 1250 MB/s, reducing the time required to transfer large volumes of stills and footage. USB 3.1 Gen connectivity supports this throughput so the workflow remains efficient from capture through to final edit.
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The reader uses USB 3.1 Gen, so it already runs at the spec's full bandwidth; a faster cable or port would require a new reader, not a simple part swap.
The USB 3.1 Gen link caps throughput at its rated speed, so the interface itself is the first bottleneck once the CFexpress Type B card can feed data faster.
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