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The latter is a card that has demonstrated a higher than average performance for an SD card and even though our example is two years old, it remains one of the fastest we have tested.

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We compared a 512MB Panasonic High Speed Pro SD card with a 512MB Dane-Elec high speed SD card. Other SD card PCMCIA adapters need to be removed from the slpt to enable extraction of the SD card. This means the BN-SDPC3E can remain in-situ while inserting and removing SD cards.

An SD card can be inserted or removed without having to remove the adapter card. The BN-SDPC3E is a bit more up market than typical PCMCIA card SD adapters it has a spring-loaded card slot that holds the card when it is inserted and when you press the card again, it is released and pushed out for convenient extraction. You can leave the BN-SDPC3E SD Card CardBus adapter in its slot semi-permanently.

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However, Panasonic has not provided any driver support for Apple Mac or, indeed, Linux users. This shouldnвЂ™t be a problem as CardBus slots have been standard specification since the late 1990s. LimitationsДЄlthough PCMCIA CardBus slots are backwards compatible with older 8 and 16-bit PCMCIA cards, 32-bit CardBus cards like the BN-SDPC3E cannot be used with older 8/16-bit PCMCIA slots. However, you can get PCI Cardbus adapters with a front-mounted slot for not much more money. Many of these are inconvenient to use as they force you to insert the PCMCIA card at the back of the PC.

These connect via a standard PCI expansion card slot.

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The vast majority of PCMCIA CardBus cards, like the BN-SDPC3E, will be used in laptop computers, though CardBus adapter upgrade kits for desktop PCs are also available. At 20 megabytes per second the same transfer rate would only take around one minute. It could take as long as a quarter of an hour to copy the contents of a low-spec. The main benefit of using the BN-SDPC3E would appear to be in shortening transfer times when copying shots from a card to a host PC. But as we will see, PanasonicвЂ™s assertion that its BN-SDPC3E card is faster than a USB 2.0 Hi-Speed card reader turns out to be true. Neither, in theory, should be the bottleneck in a 20 megabytes per second transfer. This compares with 480 megabits per second for USB 2.0 Hi-Speed, or 60 megabytes per second. From a purely technical note, this is rather interesting because CardBus has a peak performance rate of 133 megabytes per second transfer. That means Panasonic says the BN-SDPC3E is faster than Firewire or USB 2.0 High Speed card readers.

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The Panasonic Pro High Speed PC Card Adapter (BN-SDPC3E) is, according to Panasonic, the only PC SD card reader that capable of extracting the full performance of its latest RPSDK512 512MB and RPSDK01 1GB Pro High Speed SD cards. Panasonic has moved to provide support for high-speed cards in the form of a high performance PCMCIA Cardbus adapter or PC Card. However, to-date there are hardly any cameras that can take full advantage of the maximum performance of these cards. Transfer rates of up to 20 megabytes per second are being claimed, which is up to 20 times faster than first-generation cards. Among them is Panasonic, the co-inventor of the SD card platform. If you need to extract every ounce of performance from an SD memory card, the combination of a Panasonic High Speed Pro SD card and Panasonic BN-SDPC3E SD Card CardBus adapter could be what you are looking for Panasonic High Speed Pro SD cards and Panasonic BN-SDPC3E SD Card CardBus adapter are designed for each other Updated - 10th January, 2006 speed test result revisions, see below:ДЄ number of memory card manufacturers are making grand claims about their latest high-speed SD cards.