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15 Years At The Peak of Distribution
Peak Development (Peak) recently celebrated 15 years of success with an exclusive Product Launch at the prestigious Foxhills Golf and Leisure resort in Surrey. Staff, suppliers and customers travelled fromacross the UK, and fromas far afield as China, to be together for the special day - dedication to how highly regarded Peak has become since it started life in a chicken shed all those years ago.
Suggested Retail Prices for the SanDisk Extreme PRO CF card range start from £225.00 for the 16GB Card. In addition to their memory card
From Left to Right: Neill Ewen, SanDisk EMEA Marketing Director, Jeff “Thommo” Thomson, Legendary Australian fast-bowler, Jerry Ranger, PowerTraveller CEO, Robert Baseley, Peak Managing Director
In 1995, shortly after Peak was first established, a landmark distribution agreement with SanDisk was signed. It was a massive breakthrough in technology when the first SanDisk PCMCIA cards became available in capacities as high as 256KB – yes 256 Kilobytes! Those early cards bear little resemblance to the recently launched SanDisk Extreme PRO cards. With a top capacity of 64GB – 18x the capacity of those original PCMCIA cards - and with write speeds of upto 90MB/s, SanDisk have created a product designed to serve the needs of the most demanding professionals.
SanDisk Extreme PRO cards utilise the very latest in memory card
technology. Firstly, UDMA 6 (Ultra Dynamic Memory Access) enables the camera to write directly to the card (missing out the bottle neck of the camera’s buffer). Secondly, at the heart of every card is a SanDisk engineered PowerCore™ controller and dual-lane architecture that effectively increases the amount of traffic that the card can handle. Additionally, an RTV silicon seal delivers resistance against moisture and humidity whilst industry leading error correction coding and wear levelling technology helps to maintain data integrity and prolong the long life of the card. It’s a card designed to deliver results: shorter wait times, faster continuous burst shooting, rapid file transfers and better handling of high definition video files.
products, SanDisk has become increasingly well known for their high quality Music and Video Players. In the United States, SanDisk are the number two brand for MP3 players - thanks in no small part to the tiny SanDisk Sansa Clip. In its latest incarnation, the much loved MP3 player with an LCD display and handy clothing clip (perfect for keep-fit enthusiasts) now delivers a whole lot more. With a subtly more modern design, the SanDisk Sansa Clip+ now delivers upto 8GB of internal memory and the addition of a microSD slot allows unlimited expansion possibilities. This easy to use MP3 player is also available in a range of colours, with FM tuner, durable controls, bright four
line OLED display and 15 hours of battery life on a single charge. Suggested Retail Prices for the SanDisk Clip + range start from £49.00 for the 2GB model. In recent years the USB flash drive
has become a commodity item produced by countless manufacturers sometimes offering little more value than an enlarged floppy disk. The new SanDisk Ultra Backup USB Drive is designed to put value and differentiation back into this crowded market. Everyone knows that it is important to back up your data, but apparently less than 50% of us actually do so. The real beauty of SanDisk Ultra Backup USB is that it works at the touch of a button - just plug it in and you are ready to go! It works through simple on screen instruction that offer either basic or advanced options. Once you are happy, simply touch the backup button to
“[SanDisk Extreme PRO] is a card designed to deliver results: shorterwait times, faster continuous burst shooting, rapid file transfers and better handling of high definition video files.”
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