Featuring faster speeding, low gear-potential difference design, Samsung said that it volition beginning its new 8GB OneNAND chip product by the oddment of this calendar month. Compare to conventional NAND chip, the Samsung 8GB OneNAND chipping is at least 4x faster at 70MB per second.
“We ar happy to see that our advanced 30nm-course of instruction NAND solution is organism widely adopted in smartphones,” said Sejin Kim, frailty president, Flash memory planning/enabling, Samsung Electronics. “The handiness of an 8Gb OneNAND chipping will add considerably to our diverse line-up of advanced mobile memory solutions.”
“Not only does our new OneNAND nicely savoir-faire the need for higher density memory in smartphones, but it volition enable the summation of many more features, bringing greater customer economic value, while broadening the scope of the OneNAND marketplace.”
The 8Gb OneNAND features the dependability of a SLC design and the proven carrying into action of OneNAND, which reads information at 70 megabytes per second (MB/s), more than tetrad times the speed of conventional NAND (17MB/s). These characteristics and a low gear-voltage designing shuffle it a particularly attractive solution for handling the growing measure of computer code data used with touching screens and other high solving smartphone features.In addition, by applying advanced 30nm-course of instruction procedure technology, Samsung is able to raise productiveness by 40 percent over its previous 40nm-class designing.
Since 2004, Samsung has expanded the adoption of its OneNAND as a high gear-performance resolution that tin be applied to handset applications without having to develop offprint software.
OneNAND memory can be used as buffer computer storage not only for ‘writes’ in the system – thanks to its faster-than-NAND ‘write’ speeds, but also as a buff for faster, high-acting ‘read’ operations thank to its NOR flashgun interface.
According to marketplace research house, iSuppli, the demand for embedded NAND flash in mobile handsets is expected to reaching 1.1 billion units (1 gigabyte (GB) equivalents) in 2010 and more than double to 2.5 one thousand million 1GB equivalent units in 2011. Moreover, the Strategic Analysis house forecasts that requirement for smartphones will reaching 285 meg units in 2010 and grow to 580 meg units in 2013.
[via koreanewswire]