SanDisk and Toshiba World's Smallest NAND

We know that SanDisk and Toshiba have already teamed up together to make 64 GB, 2-bits-per-cell (X2) based monolithic chip on 19nm technology, which both of these companies claim is the smallest and most advanced memory process tech node in planet. And this memory will be in mass production about in second half of 2011. At that time, SanDisk will also add 3-cits-per-cel (X3) products fabricated with the 19nm process technology to its product lineup.

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Seagate and Samsung interweave a relationship

Both of this company makes an agreement to significantly expand and strengthen their strategic relationship by furthering aligning their respective ownership, investments and key technologies.  By this agreement we're really want a big contribution so the product can be in a good performance, in a low price and good quality. And the major elements of agreement are:

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Intel introduce new comer 22nm NAND Flash Technology

Intel almost always stay in front in all technology. They can compete in computer hardware, tablet, and also for smartphone they don’t want lose too. Intel Corporation and Micron Technology Inc. has already announced that both of then introduced new NAND Flash 22nm process technology. This new 20nm process can produce up to 8-gigabyte multi-level cell (MLC) NAND flash device, providing a high capacity, small form factor storage for saving all data such as music, document, file, database, picture etc.

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Important information about Kingston SSDNow V100 SSD Firmware

Kingston realize that a small percentage of their SSDNow V100 sold in the past have experienced a technical issue with the firmware. Kingston reported that it happened because the BIOS to hang during boot, and failed to load further. This company strongly recommended that firmware upgrade be applied to prevent possible data loss.

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RunCore will release SSD 3.5 Inch 1TB with SATA 3

RunCore as one of the industry in SSD product will release SSD 1 TB 3.5 Inch for SATA 3 interface. This new SSD use SATA 3 6 Gb/s interface so it offer 500 Mb/s for data transfer rate. Based in MLC flash, new SSD  from RunCore equipped by two SF SandForce-1222 control for RAID-0 that integrated. This SSD also provide up to 285 Mb/s for read speed and 275 Mb/s for write speed. RunCore SSD already shown in CeBit 2011 on March 2011.

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New Intel SSD 320 series offer capacity up to 600 Gb

Intel announce their third generation SSD that is Intel SSD 320 series based in flash memory NAND 25nm. Built above SSD X25-M SATA technology and based in 25nm NAND, this SSD 320 series give much better speed and great feature and of course we can get 30% cheaper than the first generation.

New Intel SSD third generation only come with capacity 40Gb, 80Gb, 120Gb, 160Gb, 300Gb, and 600Gb. This SSD using SATA II

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