Biwin 64GB 100MB/s MS100 microSD Card

The simple way to shoot and share. Amazing Wireless Convenience. Toshiba FlashAir

CONVENIENT WIRELESS FILE MANAGEMENT
Gone are the days of switching SD cards between devices. The innovative Toshiba FlashAir™ SD card series comes with Wi-Fi built in, so data transfer to your workstation, tablet or smartphone is easier than ever. Save time at a photoshoot, share your images or videos instantly with friends and enjoy the convenience of leading technology from Toshiba.

WI-FI RIGHT ON THE CARD

The FlashAir™ SD card series has been designed for video and photo enthusiasts who want the very latest in technology. The series not only saves your data – it comes equipped with a Wi-Fi antenna built right into the card itself. This function allows you to view and transfer videos and images between devices without removing the card.

UP TO SEVEN DEVICES AT ONE TIME

The FlashAir™ SD card acts as an access point allowing up to seven devices such as tablets, smartphones, and laptops to access the data stored within the card simultaneously.

USER FRIENDLY APP

Use the free FlashAir™ iOS or Android app to view the content on the SD card, or to quickly stream and share between devices. Navigating the interface is easy

STAY ONLINE

What’s more, Internet Pass-Thru Mode allows you to access the web while still connected to the FlashAir™ SD card. So it’s easy to share your latest shots with friends.

SIMPLE SET-UP

The FlashAir™ SD card follows the SD Memory card standard and is easy to set-up. Simply insert it into your digital camera or camcorder and you’re ready to shoot and share

QUALITY YOU CAN TRUST

 Toshiba is the inventor of flash memory, and has a well-earned worldwide reputation for producing high quality technology

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Capacity – 8GB
• Speed Class – SD Speed Class 10
• Wireless LAN Standard IEEE: 802.11 b/g/n
• Wireless LAN Security WEP, TKIP, AES (WPA, WPA2) WPA2 Default

** Read and write speeds may vary depending on the read and write conditions, such as devices you use and file sizes you read and/or write.