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Thursday, 05 April 2007 10:52

Super Talent intros flash disks

Written by Fuad Abazovic

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Flash drive modules, IDE FDMs
 

At Embedded System Conference Super talent introduced a bunch of IDE Flash Disk modules called FMD. In a San Jose based event the Super Company jumped to a new market called Flash drive modules. These drives should be compatible with all motherboards and it offers high performance and readability, compact size and low cost. All you need is an IDE slot.  

 
Super Talent offers models with 40 pin and 44 pin IDE connectors and the connector can be oriented horizontally or vertically. The marketing chap claims that this is a natural expansion of the existing SSD (Solid State Drive) market.  


The capacity goes up to 8GB and Super talent announced sixteen different parts from 1, 2, 4 and finally 8 GB capacity.


The main customers for these drives are the industrial PCs and the embedded applications. A mass production starts in middle of April and the OEM price for 8Gigabyte models is approximately $199. 

 

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