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16GB, Class 6 SD Memory Card

This new card, designated RP-SDV16GE1K, featuring both high capacity and high speed, will be globally released in November, 2007. The arrival of Panasonic's 16GB model further strengthens its Pro High Speed lineup which now offers five models, 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, 8GB and 16GB card sizes with the Class 6 Speed specification.

Today, there is a growing demand for recording High Definition video and high resolution images with the expansion of HD camcorders and high-resolution digital still cameras, and card-based recording media is expected to have larger capacity and higher data transfer speeds. The new model meets this demand with a massive 16GB data storage capacity and a high data transfer speed of up to 20MB/s. The 16GB high data storage capacity is ideal for AVCHD High Definition recording. When used with Panasonic's newly released High Definition SD video camera(HDC-SD5), the card can record approximately 4 hours of High Definition video in AVCHD normal mode, and approximately 2 hours 40minutes of 1920 x 1080i full High Definition video in AVCHD fine mode.

The data transfer speed of up to 20MB/s is fast enough for professional and broadcast-use digital devices, providing superb performance and high quality recording. Even when using the card with a professional digital SLR camera, consumers can enjoy full performance of consecutive shooting without worrying about overflow of buffer memory.