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News Release from: M-Systems | Subject: Mobile DiskOnChip G3 Flash disk
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 26 March 2004
Flash disk provides multimedia handset
storage
Motorola's Personal Communications Sector (PCS) is using the Mobile DiskOnChip G3 Flash disk as the onboard multimedia memory solution within the A768 mobile handset.
Motorola's Personal Communications Sector (PCS) is using the Mobile DiskOnChip G3 Flash disk as the onboard multimedia memory solution within the A768 mobile handset M-Systems' Mobile DiskOnChip G3 is providing 64Mbyte of data storage within Motorola's latest dual-mode mobile smartphone, which was introduced into the China market before Spring Festival and is being snapped up as fast as it appears in stores around the country
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 16 Nov 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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With this abundance of onboard memory, the Java technology Linux-based A768 handset can store and playback a variety of multimedia content including MP3s, digital still photos and up to one hour of accumulated video.
The A768 also has a built-in Chinese and English dictionary, handwriting and speech recognition capability and can create, store and be used to display presentation, spreadsheet and word processing files.
"Inside the small and capability-rich package of our Motorola A768 smartphone, the Mobile DiskOnChip G3 Flash disk from M-Systems provides a large amount of storage to enable a long list of features for users to enjoy", said Samuel Li, Director, Product Line Management, GSM High Tier Smartphone Product Group, Motorola Personal Communications Sector.
"Mobile DiskOnChip G3 was selected ahead of competing solutions because of its small form factor, low cost, ease of integration and reliability".
"Mobile DiskOnChip G3, with its multilevel cell NAND Flash and x2 technology, gives users of Motorola's A768 model all of the benefits of reliable, high performance onboard memory while enjoying advanced multimedia capabilities", said David Tolub, Vice President and Co-Manager of M-Systems' DiskOnChip business unit.
"We are pleased that Motorola, one of the leading mobile phone manufacturers in the world, chose to use our newest Flash disk optimised for mobile devices".
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