 Today I'll be unboxing an SD card that may or may not be exciting to you. This is the Patriot LX Pro series of SD cards. It is suitable for capturing in 1080p. It is optimized for DSLRs and HD camcorders, and it can write it up to 20 megabytes per second. This is a Class 10 card. That means you got the high write speed, and it is still SDHC, although anything above 32 gigs becomes SDXC. On the back you find not a whole lot of information. Oh, Class 10 means 10 megabytes per second minimum sustained write. So it's exceeding that specification by pretty much double. So I got a couple of these for my new XA10 camcorder. Well, it's not mine, but for the new Tech Tips XA10 camcorder that we're going to be using. So I'm going to show you guys not only an unboxing here. Ooh, look shiny. Pro series. The LX series in general is very, very popular at NCIX, so the Pro is just an evolution of that. So I'll show you guys my dual unboxing here. Okay, so I requisitioned these for our internal use. And if I can get the box open, then we'll be well on our way to using them for something. Okay, so here we go. So it has 64 gigs of built-in memory, but since we record in the highest quality settings, as Cameraman and I do, we will be needing additional storage capacity. So I'm going to go ahead and turn this over here. And we will be installing these SD cards, which can either be written to concurrently, like RAID 1 kind of thing. Oh, hold on. Push to eject, yeah. Hmm. Oh, okay, there we go. Oh, it's a little sticky. Interesting. Okay, well, you can either write to them at the same time, the same data, kind of like RAID 1, or you can write to one and then the other. Once this is full, you can pop that out, slide in another one while you're recording here, and then finish that one, start recording here, pop in a new one, so you can record continuously without any interruptions. So thank you for checking out my unboxing of the LX Pro from Patreon. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos.