Memory Cards (CF)

Are Hitachi and IBM Microdrives or Seagate 1" drives considered CompactFlash?
Yes. Microdrives and similar products conform to the CFII+ specification are usable in any slot that takes Type II...
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Is there a industry or standards body for CompactFlash?
Yes, the CompactFlash Association (CFA).
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What are High Speed or X-Speed cards?
When CompactFlash was first designed, devices and applications didn't really exceed the read-write speeds of the...
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What are the characteristics of CF cards?
Capacities?CF cards are available in capacities from 16MB to 12GB. The CF Specification can support capacities up to...
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What is CFII+ CompactFlash?
The CompactFlash Association had some trouble when the CFII and CF+ designations were first coined. CFII+ is both a...
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What is CompactFlash, CF Type I and CF Type II?
CompactFlashR is a small, removable mass storage device. First introduced in 1994, CompactFlash cards weigh a half...

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What is the difference between Type I and Type II CompactFlash?
As with PC Card, the Type I/II designation only has to do with the thickness of the card. Type I cards are 3.3mm...
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What is Type II CompactFlash?
Type II CompactFlash is 5.0mm thick. Devices with Type II slots can accept either Type I or II CompactFlash, while...
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Where is CompactFlash used?
Many leading consumer electronics companies have designed CF technology into next-generation products developed for...
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