Saturday, January 6, 2007

New Flash drive from Sandisk



  • SanDisk introduced 32 GB flash drive for note book.
  • This drive going to be approx. 600$.
  • Flash is a solid-state technology, meaning it has no moving parts unlike "normal" hard drives that store data on spinning plates and use an arm-mounted head for reading and writing.
  • No moving parts means the drive is faster and won't break down as frequently. In fact, SanDisk claims an average of two million hours of use before a failure, and says its new drive can boot Windows Vista in a mere 35 seconds.
  • Flash drives also use less power than standard hard drives, which can give notebooks an edge to their battery life.
Source http://business.newsfactor.com

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