SanDisk Launches New Ultra High Speed SDXC Card for Professional Photographers and Videographers.

Western Digital Corporation, a leading electronic components distributor, has announced the official release of its SanDisk™ brand's latest product, the SanDisk Extreme Pro™ SDXC™ UHS-II memory card that meets the Video Speed Class 60 standard. This addition further expands the SanDisk Extreme Pro series of memory cards. The SanDisk Extreme Pro SDXC UHS-II memory card (V60) is designed to provide professional photographers and videographers with high-quality, durable, and cost-effective storage solutions that allow them to freely unleash their creativity and share their work.

With an increasing number of consumers and photography enthusiasts capturing, recording, and sharing high-definition images and videos in outdoor settings, the demand for storage cards that can handle higher performance, capacity, cost-effectiveness, and durability has increased.

The SanDisk Extreme Pro SDXC UHS-II memory card (V60) has a write speed of no less than 60MB/s and supports 6K video recording in standard mode, allowing users to record high-definition moments with ease. With a large capacity of up to 1TB, the memory card can store massive amounts of image and video content. It also has exceptional durability to protect valuable creative assets for content creators.

Stefan Mandl, Vice President of Sales for China and the Asia-Pacific region at Western Digital Corporation, said, "The digital content consumption market in China is rapidly evolving, and not only professional enthusiasts but also an increasing number of users are starting to create and consume ultra-high-definition video content such as 4K and 6K. As life returns to normal, consumers are more eager to unleash their unique creativity to record the world and express themselves.

The launch of the SanDisk Extreme Pro SDXC UHS-II memory card (V60) provides a reliable and high-performance storage solution for a wide range of consumers and photographers, helping them overcome storage challenges and unleash their creativity without any limitations."