While Secure Digital memory cards has been "the" standard storage medium for a large variety of gadgets such as PDAs and digital cameras for the past few years, many changes have been evolving more or less with the internal components of these non-volatile storage devices. As far as the postage-size physical aspect as well as impressive durability go, it's becoming more and more obvious lately that more emphasis is being placed on speed and performance of Secure Digital memory cards. As high performance computer RAM manufacturers jump into the flash memory bandwagon, they are prone to raise performance without a doubt. OCZ, as well as a handful of manufacturers, started demonstrating their latest flash media with large "High-Speed 133x" labels printed all over the packaging. This leaves us with a question: Will we, as consumers, benefit from this theoretical performance gain? Check out our review over at APH Networks Reviews.