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Toshiba unveils 16GB SDHC TransferJet media card

Toshiba unveils 16GB SDHC TransferJet media card

Posted on September 5, 2015September 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Toshiba has introduced its new 16GB SDHC card at IFA in Berlin, and with it comes both Class 10 memory and support for the maker’s TransferJet close proximity technology. Using this wireless technology, users are able to transfer videos and photos from a camera to a mobile device or computer with a TransferJet adapter.

The company first introduced this card specifically for the Japanese market in July. Using TransferJet technology, users are able to transfer content wirelessly between devices at speeds up to 560Mbps; the transfer, much like NFC, is initiated by tapping the two TransferJet devices together.
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