deo capture. The Lexar SDHC line will come in 4, 8 and 16GB capacities to record up to 90, 180 and 360 minutes of content, and Memory Stick Pro Duo cards will come in 4 and 8GB capacities. Pricing was not announced, but the cards are expected to be available in March.
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\nFor details, read the Lexar press release:
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\nNew Video Memory Cards from Lexar Media Provide Extended Recording Capabilities for Growing Number of Consumers Capturing High-Definition Video<\/b><\/p>\n
Lexar Full-HD Video Memory Cards Offer Reliable Solutions for Consumers Recording with Digital Camcorders and Digital Point-and-Shoot Cameras<\/i>
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\nFremont, CA, January 5, 2009 \u2013 Lexar Media, a leading global provider of memory products for digital media, announced today a new line of memory cards specifically designed for extended, standard- and high-definition (HD) video capture. The Lexar\u00ae Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC\u2122) Full-HD and the Lexar Memory Stick PRO Duo\u2122 Full-HD Video memory cards give consumers a wide selection of easy-to-use memory solutions for capturing and storing more of the videos that matter, in stunning 1080 resolution full-HD video. In addition to providing consumers with a reliable alternative to traditional tape-based storage devices, the Lexar Full-HD video memory cards also offer high-speed video transfer from the card to a computer for backup and sharing on popular user-generated content websites. The Lexar SDHC Full-HD Video memory card is available in 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB capacities, with the ability to record up to 90, 180, and 360 minutes of content, respectively. The Lexar Memory Stick PRO Duo Full-HD Video memory card comes in capacities of 4GB and 8GB, and can record up to 90 and 180 minutes of content, respectively. For additional information about Lexar Full-HD video memory cards, please visit www.lexar.com.
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\n\u201cAs more consumers embrace digital video recording as part of their lifestyles, it is critical they have easy and reliable ways to record and store their memories and important events,\u201d said Manisha Sharma, director of product marketing, Lexar Media. \u201cWhether they are capturing sporting events, dance recitals, school plays, or their babies\u2019 first steps, consumers require memory cards designed to meet the requirements of 1080 HD video. The Lexar Full-HD video memory cards provide the extended recording times they need and the reliability they have come to expect from Lexar Media.\u201d
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\nThe growing popularity and affordability of HD digital camcorders makes the Lexar Full-HD Video memory cards an increasingly popular option for consumers looking to record their memories. With the line of Lexar Full-HD video memory cards, consumers receive the capacity to record and store more of life\u2019s milestones and important events, as well as the speeds to quickly move that content from the card to the host computer. They also receive Lexar Media\u2019s reliability, helping to ensure that captured video remains safe when stored on the Lexar Full-HD memory card.
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\n\u201cFewer camcorders use tape media to record video, and more compact digital cameras have High Definition video capture capabilities,\u201d said Chris Chute, research manager, Worldwide Digital Imaging Solutions Group, IDC. \u201cThis combination has lead to increased demand for features within video-specific memory cards, especially the capability to record and store 1080 HD video. As consumers invest in HD camcorders, they want to make sure their memory cards can take full advantage of those HD capabilities.\u201d
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\nThe Lexar SDHC Full-HD and Memory Stick PRO Duo Full-HD Video memory cards include a five-year limited lifetime warranty. The cards also include jewel cases and writeable labels to help users organize and identify videos. Both video memory cards are expected to be available in early March.
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