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Samsung Clears The Way For 16GB Flash Disks
News Samsung Electronics announced Monday that it has developed an 8GB NAND-type flash memory chip with a 60-nano design rule, paving the way for 16GB flash disks. The 8Gb NAND flash memory will allow designs of up to 16 gigabytes (GB) of storage on a...
[September 21, 2004, 8:10]
Local Flash Disks: Two Architectures Compared
White Papers Local flash disks, that is, local disks based on flash memory, are very convenient and typically used where the need for local storage does not exceed a few dozen megabytes. PCs, Internet appliances, PDAs, smart cellular phones and almost any other...
[October 5, 2004, 0:00]
Samsung Clears The Way For 16GB Flash Disks
Talkback Breakthrough Nanotechnology Will Bring 100 Terabyte 3.5-inch Digital Data Storage Disks http://www.physorg.com/news785.html
[September 21, 2004, 19:07]
Samsung Promotes Flash Drives For PCs
News The 1.8-inch NAND flash-based disks, which will be available in August, will have a capacity of up to 16GB. The first disks will target sub-notebooks and tablet PCs. The solid-state disks also weigh less than half of what comparably sized hard...
[May 24, 2005, 9:35]
Floppy Drives Near Extinction
News In the past, floppy disks have been used to reboot a computer when the system experiences a severe crash and will not boot up automatically. For that they would need a CD drive and CD containing the operating system -- or a floppy drive and floppy...
[August 13, 2003, 11:05]
Swinging Nanotubes Point Way To Next-generation RAM
News If commercialised at a suitable price, it could replace DRAM, flash memory and hard disks in a wide variety of digital devices including PCs, phones and MP3 players. For the latest news, reviews and price checks on everything from USB flash cards...
[June 13, 2003, 14:37]
Camera Makers Unveil New Media Format
News For the latest news, reviews and price checks on everything from USB flash cards and PCCard hard disks to storage area networks, see ZDNet UK's Storage News Section. But proprietary storage formats generally have a bad track record, Niebel said...
[July 31, 2002, 12:40]
IBM Labs Unveil Nanotech Storage 'punch Card'
News Several companies are trying to come up with replacements for hard disks, the universal storage medium for PCs, and flash memory, which stores data inside cell phones. For the latest news, reviews and price checks on everything from USB flash cards...
[June 11, 2002, 8:44]
32GB Solid State Disk Comes To UK Notebooks
News The mean time before failure is guaranteed at one million hours, although the nature of SSDs makes it difficult to compare this directly with mechanical hard disks. In mechanical hard disks it is usually the read/write heads that fail.
[May 22, 2007, 18:18]
Flash USB Drives Take Off
News For the latest news, reviews and price checks on everything from USB flash cards and PCCard hard disks to storage area networks, see ZDNet UK's Storage News Section. The market for flash memory-based USB storage devices is expected to grow rapidly...
[November 12, 2002, 8:25]
Samsung Promotes Flash Drives For PCs
Talkback What about the fact that flash disks have a prohibitively finite lifespan? I'd be using a flash disk in my laptop now if it was likely to last as long as a hard disk. Hang on a sec. I didn't notice any mention of this in the article.
[May 27, 2005, 16:12]
Iomega's Budget Storage Disk Puts Flash Card In Danger
News The device is based on Iomega's n.hand technology and will use disks half the size of a business card costing around $10 (£6.25) a disk - a fraction of the price of a Flash Card. The disks will be used in PDA's, cell phones and digital cameras.
[November 11, 1996, 11:24]
WinUndelete
Downloads WinUndelete is an easy-to-use undelete software to recover deleted files from hard drives, floppy disks, Zip drives, USB external flash drives, and digital camera cards. It recovers deleted files even after the Recycle Bin has been emptied, those...
[January 21, 2008, 17:16]
Samsung Unveils 32GB Flash Hard Drive
News It has forecast that by 2008, one third of laptops will use solid-state hard drive, rather than rotating magnetic disks: Intel among others have predicted that NAND flash will be used in conjunction with hard disks, caching boot and system files...
[March 22, 2006, 14:05]
Dekart Password Carrier
Downloads Password Carrier can also run from any type of removable media like external hard disks, flash memory cards, mp3 players, iPods or any other portable media players. With Password Carrier and a USB flash drive, you can plug into any Windows PC and...
[April 30, 2008, 21:31]
Windows ReadyDrive And Hybrid Hard Disk Drives
White Papers This paper focuses on one of those features, Microsoft Windows ReadyDrive, and its use of hybrid hard disks. Windows ReadyDrive manages the relationship between the operating system and the new capabilities of hybrid hard disks.
[May 29, 2007, 0:00]
Folder Lock
Downloads Folder Lock is fully portable, so you can protect your files on USB flash drives, disks, CD-RWs, notebooks, and hard disks, and it doesn't require installation on another PC. Folder Lock is fast file-security software that can password-protect...
[April 28, 2008, 5:31]
Comdex Fall, Las Vegas: Iomega Takes On Flash With Tiny 20Mb Disk
News Iomega said future versions of Zip drives could also accommodate n.hand disks. Not content with wreaking havoc in the removable cartridge and tape markets, Iomega is gearing up to take on Flash memory vendors with the release of a 20Mb capacity 2...
[November 20, 1996, 9:30]
Leopard Cache Cleaner
Downloads Leopard Cache Cleaner can improve system performance by tuning Internet and file cache settings, implementing ram disks, and cleaning out various cached and stale data. Leopard Cache Cleaner lets you create bootable Emergency Disks that include...
[April 29, 2008, 13:29]
Mesh Networking Goes Industrial
News Mesh networks work using a series of nodes -- typically very small, low-cost PCs with flash disks in place of hard drives -- to extend a Wi-Fi network from a broadband cable or satellite connection over large areas.
[February 1, 2005, 12:25]
