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Samsung raises flash memory bar
November 10, 2004 Company says it will come out with 1-gigabit chip for mobile devices next year.Samsung develops flash-based disk
May 23, 2005 Disks will have a capacity of up to 16GB; first disks will target sub-notebooks and tablet PCs. Photo: Samsung's solid-state diskVideo in, mini drives out on Samsung music players
July 26, 2005 Company enlists industrial designers, flash memory factories in push to become No. 1 in market for MP3 players by end of 2007.Samsung hybrid hard drive works while it sleeps
April 25, 2005 The typical hard drive spins constantly. But by buffering a drive with flash memory, it can sleep most of the time.Flash memory closing in on hard drives?
September 12, 2005 Samsung says its 16-gigabit flash could let you take your entire music and personal video libraries with you on one small portable device.Samsung MP3 players to receive XM radio
July 26, 2005 Devices will be available in two storage sizes and will likely hit the market by the end of the year.Samsung stuffs 16 chips into one package
November 1, 2006 The stack of memory chips holds 16GB of memory and takes up the same amount of space formerly required for one chip.Samsung goes commercial with hybrid hard drive
May 15, 2006 Last year, the company showed off a prototype of a drive that uses flash to cut power. Now the company will show off the finished product.Intel climbs flash rankings as market dips
November 16, 2004 Aggressive marketing and pricing helps Intel climb back out of flash memory hole, but marketwide flash revenue declines.Samsung working on tiny drive
September 30, 2004 The 0.85-inch diameter drive is a candidate for cell phone storage, but can the product compete against flash memory?Apple's iPod costs likely went up--in a flash
September 8, 2005 Company's two new music players are smaller than its iPod Minis--and they probably cost more to make, too. Photos: Apple's new gadgetsSony, Samsung stick to memory deal
August 6, 2003 The consumer-electronics rivals agree to expand a licensing agreement in a move to further the reach of the Memory Stick memory card.Intel to tackle flash memory card market
March 3, 2005 Reinvigorated by gains in flash memory for cell phones, Intel is planning to go after consumer electronics, card market.In a flash, Intel loses memory lead
November 20, 2003 Samsung has displaced the giant chipmaker as the world's leading manufacturer of flash memory.Intel cuts PC boot time
October 17, 2005 Robson technology demonstrated in Taipei lets you bypass the hard drive to wake up your PC fast.Mini drive survives school of hard knocks
December 14, 2004 Miniature hard drives will be everywhere at CES. At least one will come with new features to cushion it from blows.Intel to expand flash memory efforts
February 20, 2004 The chipmaker, which slipped from first to fourth place in the flash memory market last year, has a burning ambition to be No. 1 again. And soon.Robson or hybrid hard drive? The battle is coming
September 29, 2006 Faced with two technologies, companies are already picking sides over intregrating flash memory into PCs.New flash plant in Toshiba's future?
March 6, 2006 Toshiba and partner SanDisk will spend $4.3 billion to build new NAND factory in Japan, according to reports.SanDisk sues STMicroelectronics
October 18, 2004 Company files patent infringement lawsuit and asks trade commission to halt shipment of rival's flash memory into the United States.
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