Axxen MLC microSD 32GB performance test

What is Axxen ? Axxen is a South Korean brand that supplies a variety of IT products. They supply many types of SD cards for consumers, as well as for black box or dashboard cameras that require high-endurance continuous writing. They were once supplied with MLC, which I don’t believe… Read more »

TOSHIBA Exceria microSD 64GB performance test

An old thing I found an old microSD card in a storage enclosure. What an “Exceria” brand name! It belongs to the forgotten Toshiba. Conclusion As I expected, the performance of this old microSD card is not as good as that of modern UHS-I grade microSD cards. Just 10 MB/s… Read more »

Kioxia Exceria G3 128+256GB microSD performance test

A motive About a year ago, I found that the Kioxia Exceria microSD series was updated for the next generation — the G3. I haven’t caught up with their updates yet. I bought two different capacities of microSD cards to test their performance. Performance conclusion According to the manufacturer’s explanation,… Read more »

2years old Kioxia Exceria G2 256GB microSD card performance test

I have a two-year-old Kioxia Exceria G2 256GB microSD card that I have performance tested on Apple macOS M1 (Air) with AmorphousDiskMark. With the G3 product line coming out these days, I tested the performance of my 256GB G2 out of curiosity to see how much it lagged behind the… Read more »

SanDisk High Endurance 128GB performance test

SanDisk High Endurance series, a value-verified as its name, never-dies, durable micro SD form factor storage ever among in the similar storage brands. So, I used these micro SD cards for my APS-C and full-frame digital cameras, like SONY a6000, ZV-E10, or A7m2, A7C, and A7m4, for many years. And… Read more »

Progress on the stable kernel and Debian 12 for the RK3399.

It’s been a long time since the last update for the Rockchip RK3399 series, especially for the Rock960B and C models. A few months ago, I found a stable kernel version 5.10.66 that works well on my Rock960B and C models, providing full support for Broadcom SDIO Wi-Fi and Bluetooth…. Read more »

Introducing VLXT, View Like xTerm

Want a straightforward terminal window that works across macOS, Linux, and Windows? This application offers a streamlined ‘xTerm-inspired’ interface. It handles those colorful text files with escape sequences without a hitch, whether you paste them or drag them in. And for added convenience, you’ll find a vim-like search and easy… Read more »