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  • #flashmemory

    Toshiba Develops 64GB NAND Chip, Just In Time For a 64GB iPhone 3GS?

    Pay attention, Appleites—this isn't just any old boring chip news. With Toshiba supplying the 16GB and 32GB NAND chips for the iPhone 3GS, the fact that it's just announced the world's first 64GB NAND chip is very suggestive. More »
    12/15/09
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    By Kat Hannaford
  • #remainders

    Remainders - Stuff We Didn't Post (and Why)

    Apple Said to Be Bullying, Giving Wedgies to Flash Memory Makers...Legendary German Camera-Maker Launches Really Boring Digital Cameras...ClearPlay's Upscaling 1080p DVD Player Allows High-Definition Censorship...Survey of Android App Developers Reveals Unhappiness With Sales... More »
    12/01/09
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    By Dan Nosowitz
  • #flashmemory

    Samsung's New Ultra Slim 30-Nanometer Flash Memory Chips Will Cause Gadget Shrinkage

    With stacks of eight being only 0.6mm thick, Samsung's new 30-nanometer NAND chips are practically anorexic, but for once that's a good thing. Thinner chips like these could bring smaller gadgets and hopefully also lead to lower SSD prices. More »
    11/06/09
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    By Rosa Golijan
  • #memory

    Phase-Changing Memory Is Closer To The Market And Might Just Kill Flash

    Phase-changing memory looks great. It's supposed to combine the non-volatile nature of flash-based memory with the fantastic speed of DRAM. Now Intel and Numonyx are teasing with advancements in stacking memory layers, news that brings denser PCM closer to markets. More »
    10/29/09
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    By Rosa Golijan
  • #flash

    SanDisk Starts Shipping X4 Flash Cards, Will Eventually Be Awesome

    SanDisk's X4 tech packs four bits of data into each memory cell, compared with the typical one or two bits. That means they'll be able to far exceed the 32GB limit on SDHC, microSDHC and others, and they've started shipping. More »
    10/13/09
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    By Dan Nosowitz
  • #cameras

    Flash Memory Sensors: 100x Smaller Than CCDs, Better at Low Light

    CCD and CMOS sensors take great images, but that doesn't mean they're perfect. They're bulky and bad in low light. It turns out that flash memory can actually double as a light sensor, and could solve both these problems. More »
    10/08/09
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    By Chris Jacob
  • #flashmemory

    Corsair's Flash Voyager GT: The World's Fastest 128GB USB Flash Drive

    Corsair, who seem to spend all their time finding speed records and then breaking them, announced their Flash Voyager GT USB flash drive at the droolworthy 128GB capacity. Even better, the speeds totally don't suck: 32MB/s and 25.6MB/s read/write, respectively. More »
    08/13/09
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    By Dan Nosowitz
  • #flashmemory

    Toshiba 64GB SDXC Card Is Will Be the World's Largest, Fastest

    On one hand, it's great to see the SDXC standard—which theoretically tops out at 2TB—flexing its muscles a little bit. On the other, I kinda wish Toshiba wouldn't announce a record-breaking SD card six months before release. More »
    08/04/09
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    By John Herrman
  • #flashmemory

    SanDisk Claims Title of World's Fastest 32GB SDHC Card

    The new Extreme SDHC card from SanDisk comes in 4/8/16/32GB capacities and boasts speeds of up to 30MB/s, which SanDisk claims as the world's fastest. More »
    06/24/09
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    By Dan Nosowitz
  • #memory

    DDRdrive's X1 SSD is Superfast and Superexpensive

    It may not compare to the io-Drive, but DDrdrive's X1 still packs a punch in terms of speed and price. More »
    05/05/09
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    By Sean Fallon
  • #microsd

    Elecom 2GB MicroSD Loverish Line Prettifies Your Memory Cards

    MicroSD cards are so prolific nowadays that it's about time for companies to differentiate their products using cutesy designs. If you're a 15-year-old girl, these goth- and love-themed 2GB ought to thrill. More »
    03/17/09
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    By Elaine Chow
  • #shame

    The Worst Proprietary Gadget Offenses

    Like a predatory loan officer or an unstable partner, technology companies have an obsession with locking you down. Here are some of the worst examples of proprietary products that leave you trapped, broke and angry.
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    03/12/09
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    By John Herrman
  • #storage

    Fusion-io ioDrive Duo is the Worlds Fastest SSD

    Fusion-io's original ioDrive was stupid fast, but the next generation makes even that look pathetic. Try 1.5GB sustained read speeds and 1.4GB sustained write speeds. Yeah, let that sink in for a minute. More »
    03/11/09
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    By Sean Fallon
  • #sdxc

    First SDXC Card Is The World's Fastest, Only Holds 32GB

    SDXC, the new memory card spec announced at CES, promised exciting things, storage-wise. Pretec demonstrated the first card that'll support the standard, and at a mere 32GB and 50MB/s, well, it's a step. More »
    03/06/09
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    By John Herrman
  • #ssds

    Super Talent SSDs Boost Netbook Flash Storage To 64GB For $169

    Not a bad price at all on a mini-PCIe solid-state drive. These are intended for the Eee PC S101, but will work with any machine that can take mini-PCIe add-ons. More »
    01/28/09
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    By John Mahoney
  • #fashion

    The USB Thumb Drive Bracelet: Pure Class, Baby

    OK, who gave Brando the rhinestones?
    12/31/08
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    By Mark Wilson
  • #storage

    Fusion-io ioDrive Is The Fastest Storage Device in the World

    The ioDrive is a PCI Express storage card that can write at up to 368 MB/s and read at 473 MB/s to its NAND flash memory—or, for the layman: really, really damn fast. More »
    12/11/08
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    By John Mahoney
  • #ssds

    Intel's Superfast SSDs Make For Even Speedier RAID 0 Rig

    10/20/08
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  • #usbdrive

    Kingston DataTraveler150 USB Drive Packs 32GB of Space

    10/09/08
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  • #dealzmodo

    Dealzmodo: 64GB Corsair Flash Drive For $180

    10/01/08
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  • #dealzmodo

    Super Talent 128GB SSD Drops Solid State Price Like It's Hot

    09/29/08
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