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Samsung to release 8GB flash chip, cool ranch imminent
March 11, 2007 — 7:01pm ET
They keep pumping them out and your hungry devices keep eating them up like so many Doritos: flash chips. Samsung, the Frito Lay of the NAND flash world, has just announced yet another chip: an 8GB chip consisting of four 50nm 16 Gbit modules and a high-speed MultiMediaCard controller (52MB/second). Samsung boasts that the new module is 20 percent smaller than its current 4GB flash product and sports low-noise interference, for use in cellphones and other devices, to boot.
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