Samsung unveils 32GB Flash-based 'HDD killer'
21st Mar 2006, 17:37 GMT
Designed for notebooks Samsung has launched what it reckons its the world's first 32GB NAND Flash-based hard disk drive replacement unit. The company claimed the so-called "solid state disk" can access data three times faster than an HDD can and write files one-and-a-half times more quickly - though we don't know what HDD spec it was comparing its product to.…
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