2GB Integral i-Pro (100x) Compact Flash card (CF)

• Integral i-Pro 100x Speed CompactFlash uses an advanced hi-speed controller to ensure that when you take a picture, data is saved faster, at up to 15MB a second, so there is less time to wait before taking the next picture – perfect for professional and hi-megapixel cameras.
• Capture the moment in fast-changing environments like sports events, where every second counts.
• When taking digital movies a hi-speed card is essential: giving you longer movies with more frames-per-second for smooth playback.
• Any CompactFlash compliant camera with 4 million mega pixels or above should benefit from a high-speed card.
• Any digital SLR camera will perform better with the use of an i-Pro 100x Speed CompactFlash compared to standard speed cards.
• Integral i-Pro 100x Speed CompactFlash card has a lightning read speed of 17MB/s, drastically reducing the time needed to transfer files to your PC via a USB Card reader.

Super-fast write speed of 15MB/sec (100X)

View your pictures with a read speed of 17MB/sec (113X)

Solid State – No moving parts

• Non-Volatile – Data maintained with no power
• CFA ( CompactFlash Association ) Approved
• Low power design
• Complete with FREE protective case
• Tested with a wide range of devices
• Will work as a normal CompactFlash card in compliant devices
• 5 year warranty

Approximate Number of images that can be stored on memory cards

Note: 1 megabyte (MB) = 1 million bytes; 1 gigabyte (GB) = 1 billion bytes. Some of the listed capacity is used for
formatting and other functions, and thus is not available for data storage.

The number of images your card will save depends on a number of factors:

• The resolution of your camera e.g. 3 Megapixel or 4 Megapixel
• The image quality setting (compression) of your camera e.g. Basic, Normal, Fine
• The compression format e.g. Jpeg (compressed) or TIF (uncompressed)
• The subject you are shooting

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