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Obviously current data densities can't reach the ceiling of CompactFlash 5.0, but there are other new features to get excited about. The CFA says Revision 5.0 brings an optional quality of service framework that guarantees a certain level of performance and prevents dropping frames, more efficient cleanup of unused space, a new electrical design that better complies with ATA standards, and updated ATA references to ATA-6 and ATA-8/ACS-2.
There's no mention of when CompactFlash 5.0 cards will ship, but interested parties can learn more about the revision here (PDF), or download the specification for $100.
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That's insane! lol, I wonder how many full res 21mp photos I could fit on there? Just think of it... you would never need to erase your memory card (though it would be a pain in the ass to search for pics on it)
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I didn't even know a petabyte existed! It would take nearly 3 years to fill it using a CF duplicator
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Yipee, Now No One Will EVER Have to Erase Security Tapes...
......>> NEVER EVER <<......
At long last, a viable substitute for the human brain's memory capacity.
Ya better not breath, ya better hide out, Sk-eye Net is coming to town.....Yo.!
In case you missed it, this would be sung to the tune of' "Santa Claus is Coming to Town". (The hip-hop version...Yo...!Or maybe Yo Dawg...(?)
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In case you missed it, this would be sung to the tune of' "Santa Claus is Coming to Town". (The hip-hop version...Yo...!Or maybe Yo Dawg...(?)
how about Santa Claus is all up in your grille all up in here?
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how about Santa Claus is all up in your grille all up in here?You of course meant to say, "Skynet Clause"..
"Skynet Clause bees up in Yo Greel" That works.
OK, some fine tuning.
"Skynew Claws, nose bees up in Yo a**"!
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"Snizzle Claws, all up in yo kool-aid, and he don't even know what flava it is."
Pet-a-byte! Word! "Silicone Claus" be pettin' lots of bytes with 144 of them on a CF card.
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tengeta said:
Wow, won't complain if a camera I buy in the future uses CF now.
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