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SLC MLC 10 11011000 VtVtVtVt VtVtVtVt % Cells
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NAND Component Containing up to 64k blocks Flash Drive Page within a block Minimum Read/Write Size ~8kB Block within a NAND component Minimum Erase size ~512kB HostSystem External Interface
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Digital Camera Flash Drive Garbage Collection
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External Interface
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Flash Management Basic Endurance TrueFFS TM Static & Dynamic Wear Leveling Dynamic Bad Block Management Write/Erase Virtual Mapping
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Word Excel Powerpoint Outlook Photoshop Random Read 16kB Random Read 32kB Random Write 16kB Random Write 32kB Sequential Read Sequential Write Office 2007 & ADOBE Photoshop CS2 under Vista
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External Interface HostSystem Read – Modify - Write NAND Flash does not support over-writing a page
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Flash Management Basic Endurance TrueFFS TM Page based Data Allocation Static & Dynamic Wear Leveling Dynamic Bad Block Management Write/Erase Virtual Mapping
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External Interface No longer any tie between sectors, pages and blocks ExtremeFFS TM simply writes data where its most convenient NAND Flash does not support over-writing a page Mark old page invalid and write new data to an available location
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Flash Management Basic Endurance TrueFFS TM ExtremeFFS TM Static & Dynamic Wear Leveling Dynamic Bad Block Management Write/Erase Virtual Mapping Page based Data Allocation Fully non-Blocking Architecture Usage Based Content Localization
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Word Excel Powerpoint Outlook Photoshop Random Read 16kB Random Read 32kB Random Write 16kB Random Write 32kB Sequential Read Sequential Write
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Completion time for HDD random access command 1.Command overhead 2.Seek time 3.Rotational latency 4.Data transfer time File System Application 1 4 2 3
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*Industry averages, not representative of a specific product
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1x = 150kB/s In Digital Photography Even in Flash Memory
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2.5 HDD* Mobile SSD* IOPS_RIOPS_WRPMIOPS_RIOPS_WPC_IOPSvRPM 2006/741425,4005,0001020~1,000 2008701137,20010,000100200~10,000 2009751207,20020,000400785~40,000 …and were just getting started *Industry averages, not representative of a specific product
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