Innodisk Releases World First 1.5 gram SATA µSSDs

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  • lunyone
    Match these up with mechanical HD's and you have now improved your basic laptop experience at "hopefully" a minimal cost :)
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  • lunyone
    When I mean match up, I mean as a cache SSD for the mechanical HD :)
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  • pckitty4427
    These will be perfect for phones and tablets.
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  • Someone Somewhere
    Great. So future notebooks are going to have non-replaceable storage too.
    So what happens when you get to the end of your P/E cycles?
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  • Someone Somewhere
    Also, phones/tablets generally don't have SATA controllers. They use something called eMMC.
    This would need whole new SoCs to be built.
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  • nieur
    now we will see SSD in smartphones
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  • Chairman Ray
    woah, technology is really moving along! I would like to know how many read/writes those are capable of.
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  • Someone Somewhere
    Technically smartphones already have SSDs.
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  • Vorador2
    So we will finally have decent storage performance on high end smartphones?
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  • tiret
    dear tom's: why do I have to post a comment before i can read other comments?
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