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Samsung announces 30nm-based OneNAND for smartphones

May 6, 2010 By kunal 2 Comments

8Gb OneNAND

 

Samsung has announced that they’ve developed a 30nm-based 8Gb (gigabit) OneNAND chip for use in smartphones. The new chip is based on single-level-cell (SLC) NAND flash design and allows to phone manufacturers to handle more code data that is used with touchscreen and other high-resolution smartphones.

The 30nm 8Gb OneNAND is 40 percent more efficient than the 40nm-based OneNAND and boasts a read speed of 70MB/s which is more than 4 times faster than conventional NAND with read speeds of up to 17MB/s.

Samsung is currently sampling the memory while the mass production is slated to begin from this month end.

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