Sony 160 GB CFexpress Type A TOUGH Memory Card

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Documents
- Compact Flash Association Explains VPG ClassificationsReference MaterialsWeb ↗
Learn about VPG Guarantee directly from the Compact Flash Association
- CompactFlash Association Card Types OverviewReference MaterialsWeb ↗
The CompactFlash Association's official overview of CFexpress 1.0/2.0/4.0 versions, Type A/B/C form factors, and logo identification.
- Video Performance Guarantee (VPG) Profile 5 White PaperWhite PaperPDF
The white paper from the CompactFlash Association that defines and explains the need for VPG800 and VPG1600
- Video Performance Guarantee (VPG) White PaperWhite PaperPDF
The white paper from the CompactFlash Association that defines and explains the need for VPG classifications.
Sony
Sony Recording Media
Sony has played a foundational role in the evolution of professional and consumer memory formats, often driving the development of new media standards in tandem with its camera systems. From early proprietary designs like Memory Stick to modern open formats such as SDXC and CFexpress, Sony’s focus has been on balancing high-speed performance with reliability across a range of imaging applications. The company’s memory products are designed not only for its own cameras but also to meet broader professional standards, making them suitable for both photography and digital cinema workflows.
In recent years, Sony has become a leading manufacturer of CFexpress Type A and Type B cards, positioning itself at the forefront of next-generation recording media. These cards emphasize sustained read and write speeds required for high-resolution RAW and high-frame-rate video capture, with performance certifications such as VPG200 and VPG400 ensuring compatibility with demanding codecs and long-duration recording. Sony’s Tough series SD cards and CFexpress Type A cards, in particular, are engineered with reinforced housings and advanced error correction to withstand heavy professional use in field environments.
Beyond hardware, Sony’s memory ecosystem reflects a focus on workflow continuity. Paired with high-speed card readers and software utilities for data recovery and verification, the company provides an end-to-end solution for secure capture and transfer. By integrating its memory technology with the evolving needs of hybrid and cinema users, Sony continues to influence how digital storage supports modern imaging production—prioritizing durability, sustained performance, and seamless compatibility within professional ecosystems.








