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01-08-2006
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| CDFreaks Resident Join Date: May 2002 Location: Near Seoul, South Korea
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| Samsung 40MB/s NAND Flash MMCplus http://bbs.danawa.com/view.php?nSeq=...ogCateSeq1=409  Samsung's new MMCplus 1GB and 2GB use Samsung's own 4Gbit SLC (single level cell) chips. Speed: 40MB/s read 25MB/s write Who said flash is too slow? Look at the dramatic rate of speed increases over the past few years. Currently, there are more HDD's selling than GB flash cards but it's going to be different by next year or 2008. Semico Research says there will be a 750 million unit market for flash cards with at least 1GB size in 2009. Flash 1x is about 150KB/s (not sure but it must be around 150KB/s.) CD 1x is 150KB/s. Blu-ray 1x is 4.5MB/s. SATA II is 300MB/s.
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| Re: Samsung 40MB/s NAND Flash MMCplus http://aving.net/usa/news/default.as...=0&btb_num=232 English article Quote:
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03-08-2006
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| Re: Samsung 40MB/s NAND Flash MMCplus I guess we should be buying Stock in Sandisc.
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| Re: Samsung 40MB/s NAND Flash MMCplus yep - the flash is upping the ante - but the thing is - the individual chips aren't speeding up too much - i brought a 133x card to find 2x 66x parts running in parallel [and i know it's more like 132x but yeh same thing]
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