Toshiba Developing High-Density 1TB SSD

MojoKid writes "A new partnership between Toshiba and Tokyo's Keio University has led to the creation of a new technology that could allow SSDs up to 1TB in size to be made 'with a footprint no larger than a postage stamp.' The report states that the two have been able to integrate 128GB NAND Flash chips and a single controller into a stamp-sized form factor. They've even made it operational with a transfer rates of 2Gbps (or about 250MB/sec) with data transfer that relies on radio communication."

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Re:And we've reached a point where....

[mark-t]

If you pay in pennies, the weight of the money can almost always exceed whatever you are buying anyways... I was, of course, referring to bills, which is what most people I know carry around with them when they carry cash, rather than large quantities of small currency units such as pennies.