176GB Flash Drive by M-Systems

May 23 2005, 3:32am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

M-Systems introduces a Flash drive with 176GB capacity.

M-Systems claims that the flash drive is the market's highest capacity, highest performance Flash Drive for Military and Aerospace Applications, Servers and Broadcasting Systems. Questions: Why not for my Notebook?

The M-Systems 3.5" FFD Ultra320 SCSI flash drive has a data transfer rate of 320MB/s.
More details in M-Systems press-release. First seen on Prylfeber (Swedish).

M-Systems is also known for beeing the patent owner of the USB Flash drive technology.

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