Proof #1: Nikon D3x leak from SanDisk

By [NR] admin | Published: May 12, 2008
Here it is (and this is not a rumor): UDMA Cards will support Nikon D3x!
SanDisk UDMA Cards Camera with UDMA Spec
Extreme IV
Performance speed
40 MB/s (266x)

More Info
Buy Now

Ducati
Performance speed
45 MB/s (300x)

More Info
Buy No
  • Canon IDs Mark III
  • Nikon D300
  • Nikon D3X
  • Olympus E3
  • Sony A700

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  • Bevis and Butthead

    SanDisk made a typo mistake, it’s supposedly to be D3, not D3X

  • pz

    Interesting… from the whole alphabet they picked the letter that indicates the next possible Nikon model – could be, but I don’t buy it.

  • http://www.garethhacon.com Gareth Hacon

    Look at the keyboard layout the ‘X’ is too far away to be a simple typo. The D3X will happen.

  • pz

    Well, SanDisk removed the page already, but for the non-believers there is another leak on adorama: 

  • http://nikonrumors.com/2008/06/07/proof-3-nikon-d3x-leak-from-delkin.aspx Nikon Rumors

    Proof #3: Nikon D3x leak from Delkin

    Is this the third proof for the upcoming Nikon D3x or another typo (see proof #1 from SanDisk and proof #2 from Adorama)? It smells like a proof to me. Why would three different, independent companies make the same typo with the same letter x?Here is the official press release (I am sure it will be corrected very soon after this post):Delkin Devices Offers World’s Fastest 16GB UDMA CompactFlash CardDecember 6, 2007For Immediate ReleaseContact: Duke DoudnaMarketing Department858-391-1234ddoudna@delkin.comPoway, CA. December 3, 2007 – Delkin Devices, Inc. today expanded the outer limits of CompactFlash card storage capacity and speed for digital cameras …

  • http://nikonrumors.com/2008/06/07/proof-3-nikon-d3x-leak-from-delkin.aspx Nikon Rumors

    Proof #3: Nikon D3x leak from Delkin

    Is this the third proof for the upcoming Nikon D3x or another typo (see proof #1 from SanDisk and proof #2 from Adorama)? It smells like a proof to me. Why would three different, independent companies make the same typo with the same letter x?Here is the official press release (I am sure it will be corrected very soon after this post):Delkin Devices Offers World’s Fastest 16GB UDMA CompactFlash CardDecember 6, 2007For Immediate ReleaseContact: Duke DoudnaMarketing Department858-391-1234ddoudna@delkin.comPoway, CA. December 3, 2007 – Delkin Devices, Inc. today expanded the outer limits of CompactFlash card storage capacity and speed for digital cameras …

  • http://nikonrumors.com/2008/06/07/proof-3-nikon-d3x-leak-from-delkin.aspx Nikon Rumors

    Proof #3: Nikon D3x leak from Delkin

    Is this the third proof for the upcoming Nikon D3x or another typo (see proof #1 from SanDisk and proof #2 from Adorama)? It smells like a proof to me. Why would three different, independent companies make the same typo with the same letter x?Here is the official press release (I am sure it will be corrected very soon after this post):Delkin Devices Offers World’s Fastest 16GB UDMA CompactFlash CardDecember 6, 2007For Immediate ReleaseContact: Duke DoudnaMarketing Department858-391-1234ddoudna@delkin.comPoway, CA. December 3, 2007 – Delkin Devices, Inc. today expanded the outer limits of CompactFlash card storage capacity and speed for digital cameras …

  • http://nikonrumors.com/2008/10/12/another-product-designed-for-nikon-d3x.aspx Nikon Rumors

    Another product “designed” for Nikon D3x

    This one comes from a photo expo in Calgary thanks to A.N.This is the fourth company that creates a product for Nikon D3x without even knowing if and when it will be released. You can check the other three companies here: SanDisk, Adorama (Sea

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