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Olof Ekbergh July 8th, 2009 08:04 PM

Direct transfer to HD in the field solution
 
This looks very interesting. Has anyone tried it yet.

Nexto DI - Next Generation Storage with Digital Interface

Doug Jensen July 8th, 2009 09:33 PM

I'm waiting for this.
PXU-MS240 Mobile Storage Unit From Sony

What do you think the price will be for the unit and for cartridges?

Clark Peters July 8th, 2009 09:52 PM

Wasn't the Sony unit announced with a $2,000 MSRP? (Or am I confusing it with something else?)

Nexto has the NVS2500 coming out which also reads directly from SxS card. I haven't heard anything about estimated price.

Pete

Paul Newman July 8th, 2009 11:30 PM

It's far too slow.

Paul

Ray Bell July 9th, 2009 05:29 AM

This one looks good... I'm hearing it may come in at around $1500... but it does just about
everything for all of my camera work...

Nexto DI - Next Generation Storage with Digital Interface

and it should be fast

Doug Jensen July 9th, 2009 05:49 AM

The Sony MS240 should have a street price around $1500 -- including one 240GB cartridge. Extra cartridges should have a street price around $400.

The other brand might be slow, but the Sony has 10X transfer speed from the card to the drive, and you can connect the unit to your computer via eSATA or USB.

Max Allen July 13th, 2009 10:51 AM

I wouldn't buy either of these before fully testing them just because the choice is there.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul Newman (Post 1169173)
It's far too slow.

Paul

How do you figure that? Correct me if I'm wrong. By specs, the Nexto appears faster. Each lists a different measurement method. Let me know if I'm wrong:

Sony PXU-MS240:
"Estimated up to 10X Real Time"
16GB = 1hr real time (approx.) decreased 10x = 6 minutes

Nexto NVS2500:
80MB/s = 4.8GB/min = 16GB @ 3.33 minutes


Points to consider:

Nexto max supported fixed 200GB drive, reported 500GB.
"Anticipated" MSRP: $1500
Solid state drive (I think this is important)
LCD plays video?
eSata
Firewire
What is the battery solution?
So far it looks more compact

Sony max supported 240GB swappable`
Predicted street price: $1500
Solid state drive?
LCD plays video?
eSata
BPU-30 batteries

Productionhub PXU-MS240 NAB2009 video

Clark Peters July 13th, 2009 12:02 PM

I think Paul's comment about it being to slow referred to the OP's question about the Nexto 2725. It is verrrry slow because it connects to the camera via USB and doesn't read the cards directly. The Nexto 2500 has slots for SxS cards.

Pete

Max Allen July 13th, 2009 02:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Clark Peters (Post 1171231)
I think Paul's comment about it being to slow referred to the OP's question about the Nexto 2725. It is verrrry slow because it connects to the camera via USB and doesn't read the cards directly. The Nexto 2500 has slots for SxS cards.

Pete

Going by the model numbers, strange that the 2500 is specd faster than the 2725.


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