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To: NY Stew who wrote (5931)6/4/1999 6:14:00 PM
From: Ausdauer  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 60323
 
Stew,

I have a "limited edition" release of a classical guitar soloist on an MMC ROM that I received bundled with my Pontis mp3 purchase. It has about 15 minutes of recorded music. It looks like a regular MMC card except there is a cardboard overlay with the artist's photograph. It came in a standard-sized jewel case with a cardboard pull-out that houses the card and the liner notes. I suppose that a standard album will require at least 32 MB of ROM unless compression can be pushed a bit.

IMHO, the sound is indistinguishable from a CD.

Ausdauer



To: NY Stew who wrote (5931)6/11/1999 7:57:00 AM
From: Ausdauer  Respond to of 60323
 
An Investment Case for Flash Memory

Table of Contents

CHAPTER ONE
Tornado Watch: The Unrealized Potential of Flash Memory in Digital Photography and Portable Consumer Electronics
Can we find a gorilla in the forest of semiconductor manufacturers?
Message 9878229

CHAPTER TWO
Discontinuous Innovation: The Fossilization of Kodak, Fuji and Agfa?
The industry leaders in color film have embraced digital photography and are planning on a protracted period of peaceful cohabitation.
Message 9897772

CHAPTER THREE
Links in the Value Chain: The Essential Features of a Digital Darkroom
How the Internet, electronic commerce & communication, and the concept of a family PC have created an ideal platform for digital photography and other portable consumer electronics.
Message 9920884

CHAPTER FOUR
A Proprietary and Open Architecture: Distinguishing "Commodity" from "Commoditization"
The significant contribution of SanDisk's intellectual property in the creation of the CompactFlash Association.
Message 9977057

CHAPTER FIVE
Switching Costs: Can it Fit Inside a CompactFlash Slot?
Will the CompactFlash form factor win out or facilitate other competing technologies?
Message 10020997

SUMMARY
Taking a Barometric Reading: Tornado or Monsoon?
Will SanDisk's business plan succeed as we approach the stormy weather ahead?
Message 10048370