Source: http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/19/samsung-first-with-20-nm-nand-flash-cheaper-faster-sd-cards-on/
Let it sink in,
20 nanometers. It wasn't that long ago when
45-nm manufacturing processes were all the rage. Now we've got Samsung following Toshiba with a
sub-25nm flash memory announcement all its own. Samsung's 20-nm class 32Gb (gigabit) MLC NAND is sampling now, however, for use in embedded memory solutions and SD memory cards ranging from 4GB to 64GB. In addition to increasing densities and decreasing manufacturing costs, Samsung's 20-nm class NAND is claimed to be more reliable and 30 percent faster than the 30-nm MLC chips forming the core of its existing 8GB and higher SD cards. That translates to cheaper
class 10 (20MBps read, 10MBps write) SD cards when these ship to consumers later this year -- always a good thing.
Samsung first with 20-nm NAND Flash: cheaper, faster SD cards on the way originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 19 Apr 2010 03:36:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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