With the ADATA CF533X high-speed CompactFlash card, all your most special moments can be captured and stored without worrying about dropped frames. The new UDMA ( Ultra Direct Memory Access ) transfer interface enables the ADATA CF533X a write speed of up to 50 MB/s1. This makes it ideal for both amateur and professional photographers using high-megapixel DSLR (Digital Single-Lens Reflex) cameras by decreasing the time needed for saving pictures and expediting storage readiness for subsequent shots.

Featuring a maximum capacity of 32GB, the ADATA CF533X can store over 8,000 MP3 files, 5,600 high-resolution 16-megapixel JPEG photos, approximately 100 minutes of Full HD video clips or other digital data3. It also supports Error Correcting Code ( ECC ) to automatically detect and correct errors during data transfer, preventing corruption and loss of your important data. Additionally, the ADATA CF’s In-System Programming ( ISP ) feature allows users to load the latest firmware and improve compatibility. The ADATA CF 533X also utilizes Static Wear-Leveling technology, which averages out the write cycles on each cell over time, thereby eliminating frequent writes to the same flash cell and extending its serviceable lifespan.

1 Results are based on testing with TestMetrix software. Actual speed may vary depending on the individual computer and system performance.
2 Card readers and CF-enabled digital devices must also support UDMA mode 6 to achieve the noted transfer speed. Actual read/write speeds may vary due to the limitation of the USB 2.0 interface.
3 All music, photo and Full HD video capacities above are approximate values. Music capacity is based on an average of 4 minutes per song and 128-Kbps AAC encoding. Photo capacity is based on an average of 16-megapixel high-resolution pictures taken from DSLR cameras. JPEG file sizes may also vary, depending on camera models, compression settings and photo contents. Full HD video capacity is based on a high-end DSLR camera frame format and may vary depending on camcorder model, compression settings and contents.