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samsung electronics has developed a high density flash, capable of storing 16gigabit or the equivalent of 2gigabyte per memory device. the new flash memory will be manufactured using a fifty nanometre production process.
putting sixteen of the new 16gigabit chips onto a single card and you’ll get a capacity of 32gigabyte. users would be able to store 200 years of articles from daily newspapers or 8,000 mp3 (680 hours) or 20 films (32 hours) |
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the new flash memory boasts the industry’s smallest cell size, only 0.00625 square microns per bit. the 16gigabit device holds 16.4 billion functional transistors, each measuring one two-thousandths the thickness of a piece of human hair. i guess we can expect 32gigabyte ipod nano by next year?
2005.09.13
