Sony has launched a 64 GB microSDXC card (Class 10) “SR-64HXA” with a tagline “for premium sound”, pricing it insanely at 18500 Yen/$155. A few days ago Sony also launched “NW-ZX2” Walkman for $1200 and by seeing the price it seems this micro SD card is made for NW-ZX2 and other Hi-Res audio users.
Sony says SR-64HXA card delivers the best sound quality with minimum noise when it is being read. It is expected to hit Japanese market around 5 March, globally availability is not known yet.
Sony SR-64HXA 64 GB microSDXC card
Check out a closer look of Sony SR-64HXA card.
Graph – Difference in noise. Vertical axis radiation intensity and the horizontal frequency. Red graph is “SR-64HXA”
Logically speaking $155 is too much high for a 64 GB micro SD card, so will you be buying SR-64HXA 64 GB microSDXC card from Sony.
Let us know, what do you think. Drop your comments below.
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The graph is labeled with no numbers, but the x-axis is for *megahertz*? What kind of audio relevance is there for megahertz-spectrum noise? Of course, it isn’t like the music is played directly off the card like an LP anyways – the card is read by software which buffers the information. This is 100% scam.
What is the price of Sony xperia z3+ and Sony SR-64HXA 64 GB microSDXC card in india.
Xperia Z3+ not released in India yet and the SD card also not released in India and it won’t be.