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Samsung gets excited by solid state disks again

And you thought storage was dull
By INQUIRER staff
Wednesday, 3 January 2007, 09:46
MASSIVE KOREAN CHAEBOL Samsung offered a lure to hungry storage fishes, saying it's started to sample 16 gigabit NAND flash memory.

It said the devices are produced using a 50 nanometre process and will speed the move to solid state disks.

The 16 gigabit chips will go into mass production within the next three months. ยต

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