SanDisk has further extended its Extreme III storage range with the launch of a 32GB CompactFlash card.

SanDisk's Extreme III 32GB CompactFlash

The storage card is targeted at “professional digital videographers and photographers” and can perform read and write operations at speeds of up to 30MB/s.

Any photographers sent on a shoot out to say, Egypt or Everest, will be interested to know that the CF card is guaranteed to work in temperatures ranging from -25°C to 85°C.

SanDisk’s Extreme III 32GB CompactFlash card will be available in the US next month for $300 (£150/€200). It’ll also become available in the UK next month, but a local price hasn’t been recorded yet.

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