Angelbird has announced some new CFexpress cards in their range. The Angelbird AV PRO CFexpress Type B MK2 Edition cards support up to 12K and higher resolution RAW recording.
Y2 processor
The new CFexpress cards use the Angelbird Y2 processor to deliver sustained high-speed recording of high bit-rate video or photography. In addition, Angelbird says the cards offer stable and reliable speeds throughout the entire capacity of the card. This means you will get smooth, drop-free results as well as fast transfers of large files.
Angelbird’s largest capacity card
The Angelbird AV PRO CFexpress MK2 card is Angelbird’s largest capacity CFexpress Type B media, available in 1 TB, 2 TB and 4 TB sizes. It has a maximum read speed of 1785 MB/s and a write speed of 1550 MB/s. In addition, the card has a guaranteed minimum sustained speed of 1300 MB/s throughout its entire capacity. Angelbird also designed the card to protect itself against overheating and to operate at a reduced power draw.
Highest sustained speed
Angelbird’s AV PRO CFexpress XT MK2 is designed for high endurance video and burst photography. The card has a minimum sustained write speed of 1480 MB/s throughout its entire capacity. Angelbird states that this card features its highest sustained recording speed. In addition, it has the same maximum read speed of 1785 MB/s as the non-XT version of the card. However, the write speed is slightly higher at 1600 MB/s. The XT version of the CFexpress MK2 card is available in capacities of 330 GB, 660 GB and 1320 GB.
Stable stream
Both cards use Angelbird’s Stable Stream technology. This means uninterrupted read and write performance for smooth, drop-free results throughout the entire capacity of the cards. The company also offers a free engraving option to personalize your card or label your project.
Pricing and availability
Both versions of the new card are available for preorder now. The Angelbird AV Pro MK2 card’s price is $479 for the 1TB card, $959 for the 2 TB version and $1799 for the 4 TB version. The XT version of the card also starts at $479 for the 330 GB card, rising to $959 for the 660 GB version and $1799 for the 1320 GB version.
