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15 June 2023, Bangkok, Thailand – Lexar today launched the Lexar Professional CFexpress™ Type B Card GOLD Series, Lexar Professional CFexpress™ Type B Card SILVER Series and Lexar Professional 1800x SDXC™ UHS-II Card GOLD Series.

It also introduced the new Lexar Professional CFexpress™ Type B / SD™ USB 3.2 Gen 2 dual-slot reader, which works seamlessly with CFexpress and SD card to help professional photographers work extremely quickly. climb

For photography and video enthusiasts From shooting high-bitrate RAW video to longer lengths. 4K footage capture or high-res still photography These cards are definitely perfect for the job.

“Lexar is proud to offer multiple levels and genres of cards. Whether you are a professional who is always on the job or not. or photography enthusiasts or parents who want to capture family moments We have the right card for your needs,” said Joey Lopez, the brand’s director of marketing.

Lexar Professional CFexpress Type B cards are compatible with firmware-enabled CFexpress cameras. The Lexar Professional CFexpress Type B / SD USB 3.2 Gen 2 Reader is also compatible with both PC and Mac computers that support the card. CFexpress Type B and SDHC/SDXC cards

key features

• Lexar Professional CFexpress™ Type B GOLD Series delivers amazingly fast performance. With transfer speeds of up to 1900MB/s read and 1500MB/s write1

• Lexar Professional CFexpress™ Type B SILVER Series delivers transfer speeds of up to 1750MB/s read and write, up to 1300MB/s write.

• Lexar Professional 1800x SDXC™ UHS-II Card GOLD Series delivers read speeds of up to 270MB/s and write speeds of up to 180MB/s.

• Lexar Professional CFexpress™ Type B / SD™ USB 2 Gen 2 Reader allows users to quickly transfer files from two cards simultaneously at speeds of up to 10Gbps.

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Along with the 15-inch MacBook Air, the Apple also released a new GaN loaderGallium nitrideor gallium nitride.”>¹ of 70W which can be chosen by the user in place of the traditional 35W dual charger, launched last year with the 13″ MacBook Air and which, this time, comes standard with the new Apple notebook.

Designed with MacBook Air owners who want to take advantage of their computer’s fast charging in mind, the accessory has already undergone a teardown promoted by the channel’s staff. ChargerLAB, on Youtube. It is worth remembering that they were also responsible for one of the first teardowns of the 35W model, which we commented here.

After conducting some preliminary tests, the ChargerLAB found which charger supports the protocols PD 3.0 e DCP. What’s more, it’s 65mm both wide and tall, as well as 28mm thick — making it slightly smaller than Apple’s 67W charger and slightly larger than the 30W model. The latest model weighs approximately 165g, worth noting.

Like the model with the dual USB-C ports, the new 70W charger is not easy to disassemble. Gaining access to the innards of the fixture required the use of a rotary saw, which basically eliminated any chance of the fixture being reassembled.

Inside, we have that famous “organized mess” of capacitors, fuses and transformers on the front of the logic board, while a GaN chip can be found on the back. As with other Apple products, most of the internal components are black, which gives the charger a very premium look.

Apple 70W USB-C Charger can be purchased separately from the App Store Online by R$560 (or R$503,10 with a 10% discount).

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