I commonly use both a Nikon D80 DSLR camera and a Sanyo Xacti HD camcorder that both record to SDHC media. If I wish to shoot images in RAW format on my Nikon camera, I have to have a big memory card. A smaller 2 or 4 GB storage card fills up very quickly. Thankfully, the storage capacity of SDHC cards is increasing all the time and Kingston’s latest has 32 GB of storage.

The Kingston 32 GB Elite Pro SDHC card can be used with digital cameras and HD camcorders that record to SDHC format. Kingston says that the card will hold more than 6000 10 megapixel still images and over eight hours of HD video, even when the video is recorded at high-quality 6 Mbps settings.

The Kingston 32 GB SDHC card isn’t the fastest card you’ll find, is rated speed class four, guaranteeing a minimum data transfer rate of 4 MB/sec. The suggested retail price from Kingston for the 32 GB card is $308 and Kingston covers the card of a lifetime warranty 24 hour per day, seven day per week live technical support.

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