Transcend recently announced a new Ultra Speed version of its industrial CompactFlash memory card lineup with capacities up to 8GB.
The operating temperature range of industrial CF cards is much larger than normal CF cards, with full functionality down to -40 Celsius and as hot as 85 Celsius (normal CF cards are only rated at -25 to 85 Celsius).
Transcend Ultra Speed industrial CompactFlash cards are currently available in 1GB, 2GB, 4GB and 8GB capacities at pre-tax prices of US$47.20, US$77.80, US$142 and US$267, respectively.
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