Is flash memory already on its way out? Chart Smart has post here regarding the next step in memory storage brought to us by Nanochip out of Fremont, CA which has the potential to store terabytes’ worth of information vs. only 10s of gigabytes with the current flash technology and which can be produced at a cheaper per unit price as well.
To illustrate our technological delinquence, we bought our first (and only) thumb drive only about 4 months ago (see also, last post) - its laying around somewhere - so this sort of development, though interesting is highly theoretical and personally hypothetical. Regardless, we look forward to purchasing our first Nano-drive in one or two years just as that technology is being overtaken by another.
To illustrate our technological delinquence, we bought our first (and only) thumb drive only about 4 months ago (see also, last post) - its laying around somewhere - so this sort of development, though interesting is highly theoretical and personally hypothetical. Regardless, we look forward to purchasing our first Nano-drive in one or two years just as that technology is being overtaken by another.
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What is this "technology" you speak of?
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Mongo's three 30" TV screens.
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