Toshiba surprises us with a stamp-sized 1TB SSD
Posted By: Bharat BhushanSharma | Feb 15 2010
Tapping into the optical storage department, with a view to deliver higher storage capacities at smaller form factor and lesser price, Toshiba in collaboration with Keio University, Tokyo, has developed a postage stamp sized 1TB SSD. Way too small to anything similar in the genre, the SSD with a 128GB NAND Flash chips and a single controller embedded into it, boasts 2Gbps transfer speeds courtesy short-range, electromagnetic communication on which it relies. There’s no mention of a prospective availability date yet, but this 70% more efficient SSD as the makers suggest, would be ready by 2012.
toshiba 1tb ssd
Via: Hothardware
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