128 TB SD card? <br><br>Photographers, and switch owners rejoice.,(reply>), can't you use a ribbon cable adapter to m.2 ssd for switch? <br><br>i'm wondering cause high performance micro sd cards are INHERENTLY FLAWED by tiny gold pins inside that can short out.,(reply>), and people who just want a stupidly large amount of storage,(reply>), maybe something like a "switch pro" variant. I'd love to see that with thinner bezels, a higher capacity battery,  a new Tegra graphics chip that's not still based on maxwell architecture, higher screen brightness and SD UC support.,(reply>), Not really. Even 4k pictures are only running 30MB in RAW formats. Even a 64GB cards holds over 2,000 images. 128TB would mean you could store more than 400,00 images.<br><br>If you have more than a couple hundred images on an SD card, you shouldn't be a photographer. Lost, stolen, broken, heat, water, etc. and you are pretty much losing a life time of work. A few thousand images are fine for local storage, transferring to clients, or even local editing/organizing, etc. Beyond this, you are looking at long term archiving and redundancy, backup, physical protection, searching, etc. are more important than portability.<br><br>Even 8TB+ hard drives are typically only for servers and almost always implemented in RAID, backup, mirroring, etc.,(reply>), get a proper 500Mpixel camera recording in 14bit, 40MB RAW files pffftt nub!