Flash drives ready to jump in capacity

February 14th, 2008 | Category: Laptops

In the wake of a series of technical announcements from flash memory supplier SanDisk, larger-capacity solid-state drives are on the way.

SanDisk 72GB solid state drive

(Credit: SanDisk)

Flash memory is gaining as a replacement for hard drives in ultra-thin, ultra-small notebooks such as the MacBook Air and Asus Eee PC. …

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