SanDisk and Sony will make a Memory Card 2TB

Three manufacturers of memory cards, SanDisk, Sony and Nikon started thinking about the future of the Memory card. All three agreed to propose a new format memory card into the CompactFlash Association.
According to all three, the standard storage media contained in CF6.0 specification will be abandoned. Average data transfer speed in a memory card, according to these standards is 167 Mbps.
But all three plan to propose new standards, where data transfer should reach 500 Mbps. In addition they also requested the Association to allow producers to make memory cards with capacities up to 2 TB.
As reported by Endgadget, Tuesday (11/30/2010), the three official recently proposed a new memory card format switch from PATA to serial PCI Express to reach data transfer speeds up to 500 Mbps.
Proposal submission is the proposed standard because, according to all three, in the future manufacturers will soon be facing 'explosion' gmbar RAW format which has a large size as well as High definition video requires a large storage media as well. Of course, memory cards needed in the future should also support mainly to transfer their data more quickly to the computer.
"CompactFlash Association said it would study the proposal," said board chairman CompactFlash Association, Shigeto Kanda.
Future world of professional photography and video applications will require faster memory cards 'read'. Development of new high-performance standard card with a new interface will meet the needs of the industry during the coming year