Photoclubalpha

Very useful information there :
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/sdx ... ,2940.html.

For future NEX-5-7 user ... I think the Kingston is the best way to go ... Instead you like to wait for the "writing" message when you can to film after a burst of picture ... But keep in mind that they have not tested everything available on the market (but I think this card are more common on most of the store).

There is also the chart updated for almost all the card they tested:

http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/exte ... ge,39.html

Regards,

Frank

The time when the article was "put" on the net says May 2011. Probably it was written earlier and "passing" some editorial and so on.
We are not counting yet the probability of some advertisement or promotion (or whatever).
It's like the "in vivo" and "in vitro" studies in medicine and/or biology. Results reflected in an "in vitro" (outside the body, in a test tube or dish or anything else) may not necessarily be the same as "in vivo" (on the body itself). e.g. an antibiotic yielding very good results on a microorganism "in vitro" might give much lower expected result when administered to the patient or a lab animal.
So take it with a grain of salt...

Theres some new cards coming on the market now.
UHS2, so gives a further minimum spec on data read/write speeds.
Helpfull for the random write speeds for photos and HD video recording