Intel's New Flash Technology Could Boost Mobile Devices

Dyre Straits · Oct 14, 2003, 05:20 PM

Intel Corp. this week will introduce a new flash technology that could expand the built-in memory as well as the digital prowess of mobile devices such as cell phones and handhelds.

At the Intel Developer Forum in Taipei, Taiwan, the company will announce its Intel StrataFlash Wireless Memory System, a technology that will let OEMs reduce the amount of power, space and cost needed for flash memory in handhelds.

StrataFlash will incorporate the elements from two distinct flash memory technologies: NAND, used to store data in external flash cards, and NOR a format optimized for small amounts of program code embedded in mobile devices.

By Mark Hachman

Article here

Source: eWeek

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Dyre Straits HH Old Fuddy Duddy Join Date: May 2002 Location: Georgia, USA Posts: 14,033 Rep Power: 201 System Specs	Intel's New Flash Technology Could Boost Mobile Devices Intel Corp. this week will introduce a new flash technology that could expand the built-in memory as well as the digital prowess of mobile devices such as cell phones and handhelds. At the Intel Developer Forum in Taipei, Taiwan, the company will announce its Intel StrataFlash Wireless Memory System, a technology that will let OEMs reduce the amount of power, space and cost needed for flash memory in handhelds. StrataFlash will incorporate the elements from two distinct flash memory technologies: NAND, used to store data in external flash cards, and NOR a format optimized for small amounts of program code embedded in mobile devices. By Mark Hachman Article here Source: eWeek