tárolókártyák

Tárolókártyák, commonly referred to as storage cards, are a type of digital storage media. They are primarily used in portable electronic devices such as digital cameras, mobile phones, and gaming consoles to expand their internal storage capacity. These cards come in various formats, with SD (Secure Digital) cards being the most prevalent. Other formats include microSD, CompactFlash, and Memory Stick, though many of these are less common in newer devices.

The primary function of tárolókártyák is to provide a removable and often high-capacity storage solution for digital data. This data can include photographs, videos, music, applications, and documents. The convenience of these cards lies in their small size and ease of transfer; users can typically remove a card from one device and insert it into another, such as a computer or card reader, to access or transfer files.

Tárolókártyák differ in their storage capacity, measured in gigabytes (GB) or terabytes (TB), and their data transfer speeds, often categorized by speed classes. Higher capacity cards can store more data, while faster cards allow for quicker reading and writing of files, which is particularly important for high-resolution video recording and rapid photography. The technology behind these cards has evolved significantly, offering increasingly large capacities and faster performance at competitive prices.