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To: ptanner who wrote (87952)	9/9/2002 5:04:10 PM
From: TGPTNDR	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 275872

PT, Re: <For AMD, these flash drives are less beneficial since AMD's NAND presence seems to still be very limited.> Yes, for now. Without a breakthrough, however, NAND's future seems, perhaps, limited if these folks are correct. us.st.com The intro from Editorial notes is also interesting. Moore's Law, that the number of transistors that can be integrated onto a single chip doubles about every 18 months, has played such an important role in the evolution of the electronics industry that it has now become well known even outside the industry. Less well known are other trends where the pace of change is even faster. Connectivity bandwidth, for example, doubles every 12 months, while the amount of embedded software shipped with new products doubles every ten months. That embeded software is, frequently, on flash. Some of the links at the bottom of the page are also worth reading. And What is Camille's PIN ? </b?, anyhow? -tgp