I have a hobby of collecting latest gadgets and have many interesting pen drives and memory cards. Recently, there was a breakthrough news in portable storage field.
Improving the reliability and performance of solid state drives (SSDs) has always been the main aim of manufacturers, whether they are used in home computers, mobile phones, laptops or digital cameras. These days most SSD systems use the more robust ‘flash’ technology, as it does not require batteries and is able to maintain data persistence even during temporary power failures. However one of the main downsides with flash SSDs was that they were significantly slower than DRAM based systems.
One of the leading memory manufacturers SanDisk have now launched an advanced flash file system for SSDs called the ExtremeFFS. This next generation design is a ‘page-based algorithm’ which simply means it is able to write data in a more convenient and efficient way, preventing wasted ‘random writes’ and improving performance and stability dramatically. SSD operating speeds are measure in virtual revolutions per minute (vRPm) and it is predicated the use of the ExtremeFFS system could improve overall SSD net performance by up to four times over current existing SSD systems on the market. That would help build more storage space in pocket sized drives. Imagined 64GB Memory card ? 
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#1 by PlayGameMakeMoney on November 27th, 2008
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Happy Thanksgiving! is this new?? 64GB? i never see this big before.
#2 by Brian D. Hawkins on November 28th, 2008
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Remember the 1.44MB 3½-inch floppy disks? In fact, my first machine had a 5¼-inch floppy drive and ran Windows 3.0. We sure have come a long way. Now my digital camera can record a video clip of over two hours on a chip the size of a dime. And that is over a year old. It’s just amazing.
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#3 by eric tan on November 28th, 2008
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awesome! keep us updated! a 64GB memory card would be awesome for videos!!!
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#4 by Tushar on November 29th, 2008
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Wow! I thought it was ridiculous when the 16 GB memory cards came out. I mean, I paid $100 for my 2 GB memory card like 5 years ago, and could never really use all of it, and now you can get 16GB for like $100, I don’t really know if you can use all of it.
64GB is insane. I don’t even know if there is a market for that size of memory cards.
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#5 by Netbook expert on December 11th, 2009
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Brian,
My first computer used audio-cassettes for storing programs. It had 8 kilobytes of usable RAM and loading a program this big from cassette took minutes… That was two decades ago…
We sure have come a long way. Imagine what we’ll have two decades from now!
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#6 by thurlow39 on July 24th, 2010
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SSD drives are becomming much more popular now. they are still quite expensive but many brands now produce a 32GB version which is a cheaper option for most people and is ideal if you just want to inccrease you pc’s boot-up speeds.
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