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Toshiba Unveils Its First MLC Solid-State Drive Toshiba has just announced that it had started shipping 128 GB solid state drives built with the multi-level cell NAND flash technology, while other versions are still in the works. The newly released drives are far from the conventional 2.5-inch storage units, as they come in a 15 gram embedded module form factor.To...	19 March 2008 06:21 GMT

Intel Gears Up for the Next Generation of Solid-State Drives Intel has launched its miniature Z-P140 PATA solid-state disks just before this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Both tiny and energy-efficient, the drives are suitable for the upcoming generations of ultra-mobile PCs and Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) that are expected to kick in soon. It is true ...	11 March 2008 04:16 GMT

Samsung Plans to Roll Out 256 GB SSDs Next Year Samsung is planning on delivering increased capacity hard-disk drives, and the company might release a 256 GB version in 2009. The new capacity will quadruple the company's current offering that can offer as much as 64 GB per solid-state drive.According to Jim Elliott, vice president of memory marketing for Sams...	5 March 2008 09:02 GMT

Cheaper Solid State Drives, Built on MLC Technology The NAND flash memory has firmly set foot in both IT and consumer electronics industries. It is present almost everywhere, from the recent solid-state drives to portable MP3 players, mobile telephones or digital cameras. It is the perfect storage medium, as it is extremely power-efficient, dense and shock resistant. ...	2 February 2008 06:26 GMT

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