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Wednesday, August 11, 2004

New Storage Device

The team at Digitimes reports that a new type of storage device will soon be rolling out of factories in Taiwan. This has the potential of transforming a wide variety of devices. Increasingly I am also seeing memory cards used in network devices as a kind of EPROM replacement with the full OS and network software installed -- makes for a fast boot time an an easy upgrade process.


The new devices have a maximum memory of 2T -- not in itself unusual, Sony has had this capability in its memory sticks for awhile. More interesting is the high transfer speed -- 120 MBs

posted by Ted Shelton at 6:26 AM

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