64GB chip on the way

[davy]

BBC NEWS | Technology | Tiny chips flash memory advance

The 64 gigabit (Gb) chips could be used to make 128 gigabyte memory cards, commonly used in MP3 players, capable of holding the equivalent of 80 DVDs.

Here comes the solid state hard drive

Davy

[Overclocked]

About time! On the other hand-

Inspite the upcoming Flash drive in Seagate's product line up, Watkins dismissed the market opportunity for such drives and was more adamant of "hybrid" drives which include both Flash memory and a magnetic drive like Seagate's Momentus 5400 PSD.

read more: Seagate CEO Shows Off New Flash Drive