Sentences with phrase «use flash memory»

Both Microsoft's phones and tablets already share a fairly common hardware architecture: They run on ARM - based (s armh) chips, for example, and use flash memory for storage.

People in the industry say the rapid expansion of web - based services for corporations has driven demand for computer servers that use flash memory.

Pandey believes his company's big advantage over competitors such as VMWare and NetApp is that Nutanix uses flash memory devices located inside individual servers instead of connecting computer servers to separate storage systems.

The rover used Flash memory to store information when it went into hibernation during the Martian nights, which take place about as frequently as they do on Earth.

Eventually, officials elected to stop using Flash memory, move storage over to random access memory (RAM) instead, and find a way to address the problem more thoroughly.

The Envy x2, which uses Flash memory, came in last, at 22 MBps.

The New York Times has a piece explaining a bit more about the equipment than we knew before: it'll cost $ 150 now, not $ 100; it has no hard drive, uses flash memory, and so consumes very little energy; it lets you use only one program at a time; and it's made in Taiwan.

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This summer Micron and Intel (INTC) teamed up to launch a new flash memory technology called 3D Xpoint that could be used in solid state drives.

Pure Storage's CEO, Scott Dietzen, says flash memory is faster and uses less power.

By recognizing when a server has flash storage and automatically using it as cache memory, for example, it can improve performance by as much as six times over standard SAS disks, IBM says.

The decade - long partnership between Intel and Micron to build better NAND (or Flash) memory used in solid - state drives has yielded an entirely new form of computer memory.

It combines properties of NAND Flash memory that is currently used inside solid state drives (SSDs) inside computers and phones, but it is 1,000 times faster and can last through 1,000 times more data writes.

2.4 ″ LCD Screen Panel Built - in Digital Camera — 3MP (snapshots up to 12MP with interpolation) Image Capture Capability — Snapshots 4x Digital Zoom Optical powers of 1 to 3.7 x and 54x 128 MB Internal Flash Memory SD Card Slot (uses optional SD Cards up to 8 GB) Focus Knob Adjustable LED Illumination USB 2.0 Cable (used to upload images to a computer) Carry Pouch Battery powered for field use or in the home — uses 2AA batteries (user supplied) Weight — 6.5 oz (187 g) Dimensions — 3.8 ″ x2.5 ″ x4.2 ″ (96 mm x 63 mm x 107 mm)

For front and back flash cards, where your child has to flip the cards over to see the letter, use the Memory Match set (left one in that top picture) printed front to back.

Flash memory like that used in memory cards and smaller iPods is, despite its name, the elephant of solid memory.

Current flash memory devices are roughly using a feature size twice as large.

The device is based on the principles of resistive memory, which can be used to create memory cells that are smaller, operate at a higher speed and offer more storage capacity than flash memory cells, the current industry standard.

Slippery Slope The demand for flash memory — used for fast, easy storage and access to information stored in cell phones, computers, digital cameras and other devices — has grown rapidly.

Instead, Arvind and his colleagues» new strategy, known as BlueCache, relies on flash memory, the kind used in flash drives, which consumes about 5 percent as much energy, costs about 10 percent as much, and has about 100 times the storage density.

Like most computers, the rover's uses a combination of volatile Random Access Memory (RAM), and a non-volatile memory — in this case, a set of seven flash memory Memory (RAM), and a non-volatile memory — in this case, a set of seven flash memory memory — in this case, a set of seven flash memory memory banks.

Like the Tour lab's previous discovery of silicon oxide memories, the new devices require only two electrodes per circuit, making them simpler than present - day flash memories that use three.

At 10 nanometers (nm), the sleek new polymer material that scientists at Western University have developed for use in flash memory devices is 10,000 times thinner than a single human...

I think flash memory technically is running just enough info to keep whatever is in it, ready for INSTANT use, meaning there will be NO load time, besides preset loads that load a whole area that could be 1/2 the game for all we know, within 10 seconds.

Likewise, I have written a presentation explaining to the teacher 31 different ways they could use this Photo Flash cards in their classroom to boost both their students» vocabulary and memory skills.

* 12 vocabulary & definition cards that could be used in two ways: one is cutting and folding to create study flash cards and the other way is to cut them apart to create a matching / memory game!

I thought the flash memory - stored navigation system was a bit rudimentary until I started using it.

Renesas Electronics Corporation announced the sample shipment of the industry's first on - chip flash memory microcontroller (MCU) using a 28 nanometer (nm) process technology.

The Galaxy S6 and Nexus 6P both offer 3 GB of RAM and non-expandable internal memory in 32 GB, 64 GB or 128 GB — the Galaxy S6 does have a faster advantage by using DDR4 RAM rather than DDR3 and faster UFS 2.0 flash memory.

All players (except for some very early models) also have Ethernet / LAN ports for wired connection to a home network and the internet (most players also have built - in WiFi), and Blu - ray Disc players usually have either one or two USB ports that can be used to load firmware updates, and / or provide for one or more of the following: BD - Live memory expansion (which provides access to additional online - based content that is associated with specific Blu - ray Disc titles), access to digital media files stored on flash drives, or provide for the connection of a USB WiFi adapter for players that do not have WiFi built - in already.

If not, how is lower flash memory likely to affect the performance and can it be compensated by using micor SD card / USB stick?

SSDs are based on volatile memory such as DRAM and are characterized by ultrafast data access, generally less than 10 microseconds, and are used primarily to accelerate applications that would otherwise be held back by the latency of Flash SSDs or traditional HDDs.

The new Galaxy S6 uses their own memory chips — a much faster 3 GB of DDR4 RAM and a faster flash memory, but offers no room for expansion beyond the 32GB / 64GB / 128 GB models.

Both devices use Samsung's new and much faster UFS 2.0 Flash memory with no way to expand.

The flash memory that Samsung used here is actually the company's newest UFS 2.0 units which allegedly work 2.7 times faster than the regular eMMC 5.0 units used in today's smartphones.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge has real cutting edge technology — a QHD Super AMOLED display with curved edges on both sides, 64 - bit Exynos 7420 octa - core processor with 14nm technology, it uses Samsung's newest and fastest DDR4 RAM and their new UFS 2.0 Flash memory with 32 GB, 64 GB and 128 GB variants.

It has a 10.1 in screen, comes with a wedge of internal flash memory and is primarily controlled using the capacitive touchscreen.

What's new to this model is the 16 GB internal memory, 950 mAh battery, ability to use flash while video recording, microUSB, and Flash Lite 3 enabled web broflash while video recording, microUSB, and Flash Lite 3 enabled web broFlash Lite 3 enabled web browser.

It uses a VIA WM8950 processor instead of NVIDIA's Tegra 3, and matches the current entry - level Nexus tablet with 16 GB of flash memory storage.

It has a 64 - bit Exynos 7420 octa - core processor, it uses much faster RAM and uses Samsung's new UFS 2.0 Flash memory which is also much faster.

Another bold move was to use their new UFS 2.0 Flash memory that is so fast that Samsung had to do away with allowing a microSD card that is so much slower it would have created problems and slowed down the device.

Both the Nexus 6 and the Galaxy S6 have 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal storage as standard, although the Galaxy S6 uses DDR4 RAM and Samsung's new UFS 2.0 Flash memory — both of which are much faster.

The device features a 2.8 inch QVGA display, quadband GSM with tri-band W - CDMA and HSDPA support, N - Gage gaming service support, 16 GB flash memory with an additional microSD slot that supports up to 8 GB microSD cards, Bluetooth with stereo audio support, Wi - Fi radio with DLNA and UPnP network share support, GPS transceiver with aGPS support and built - in Nokia Maps client, 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and 30 fps video recording, with context sensitive music controls that disappear when not in use around the directional pad.

The Galaxy S6 is packing 3 GB of the much faster DDR4 RAM, compared to 3 GB of DDR3 RAM used in the LG G4, and it comes with Samsung's new, faster, UFS 2.0 flash memory offering 32GB / 64GB / 128 GB models, although with no room for expansion as does the LG G4's 32 GB of memory.

The Galaxy S6 Edge is packing 3 GB of their new DDR4 RAM, compared to 3 GB of DDR3 RAM used in the OnePlus One, and it comes with Samsung's new, faster, UFS 2.0 flash memory offering 32GB / 64GB / 128 GB models with no room for expansion — a first for Samsung's Galaxy S series.

While Ematic claims that the Genesis Prime includes 4 GB of flash memory, only a small portion of that space is available for use.

Wi - Fi (802.11 b / g) connectivity for expanded coverage, as well as faster Web browsing and file downloading Support for T - Mobile HotSpot @Home add - on plan Enabled for T - Mobile's myFaves SM so customers can stay in touch with those who matter most with quick, one - click access via instant message, e-mail, or by calling or texting their five favorite contacts from the home screen Popular instant messaging clients: AOL ®, Yahoo! ® Windows Live ®, Google ® and ICQ ® 2 - megapixel camera with 5x digital zoom, built - in flash, self - portrait mirror and full - screen viewfinder Advanced media player with search capabilities, full - screen video playback, stereo Bluetooth ® support (A2DP / AVRCP), 3.5 mm full - size stereo headset jack and dedicated volume controls - supports MP3, AAC, WAV, WMA audio and MPEG4, H. 263 and WMV video formats Roxio ® Media Manager for BlackBerry ® (included with BlackBerry ® Desktop Manager software), which allows customers to easily search for media files on their computers, view and organize them, create MP3 music files from CDs, add audio tags, create playlists and automatically copy or convert pictures, music and videos for optimal playback High - performance HTML browser for visiting favorite Web sites while on the go Incredibly intuitive user interface with an easy - to - use trackball, dedicated «menu» and «escape» keys, and context - sensitive menus that make navigation feel instinctive and fast Full QWERTY keyboard for easy text entry Large, ultra-bright 320x240 color display for vibrant imagery Innovative light - sensing technology that automatically optimizes the screen, trackball and keyboard lighting for indoor, outdoor and dark environments E-mail and memo spell - checking available in various languages including English, French, Italian, German and Spanish Premium phone features with Speaker Independent Voice Recognition (SIVR) for Voice Activated Dialing (VAD), dedicated «send», «end» and «mute» keys, noise - cancellation technology to offset background noise, a low - distortion speakerphone for hands - free conversations, and Bluetooth ® support for hands - free use with headsets, car kits and Bluetooth peripherals Intuitive call management features such as smart dialing, conference calling, speed dialing and call forwarding Quad - band GSM / GPRS / EDGE / Wi - Fi network support for international roaming BlackBerry Maps, a mapping application that provides customers with driving directions Built - in Handango ™ InHand catalog of additional software applications available for download Support for polyphonic, MP3 and MIDI ring tones Expandable memory storage via microSD expansion slot Ultra-thin, high - capacity, removable battery that further extends the exceptional battery life for which BlackBerry smartphones are known BlackBerry ® Internet Service support allowing access to up to 10 supported e-mail accounts, including most popular ISP e-mail accounts such as Yahoo! ®, AOL ® and Gmail ® BlackBerry ® Enterprise Server support tightly integrated with IBM Lotus ® Domino ®, Microsoft ® Exchange, and Novell ® GroupWise ®, and featuring IT policy controls for IT departments to manage usage and deployments

It has a much better display — the QHD Super AMOLED display is much sharper (577 PPI versus 403 PPI) and more brilliant, the processor is more advanced (20nm versus 14nm) and faster, it uses the new USF 2.0 much faster flash memory, faster DDR4 RAM, the larger FFC with f1.9 (5MP versus 2.1 MP), better placement of the loudspeaker (bottom versus backside), wireless charging and faster charging (4 hours in 10 minutes versus 60 - percent in 30 minutes) and the unique dual curve edged display with an all metal frame made from aircraft quality metals and Gorilla Glass 4 on both the display and the back of the device.

As we can see from the images, the card reader looks like a ultra-compact USB flash drive, and features two connectors, including a micro USB connector and a standard USB connector with microSD card slot supporting micro SD (HC) memory cards in order that you can use your extra microSD card as an external storage device for your Android phone, and the OTG card reader doubles as a USB drive to transmit data between computers.

On the front is a HD camera, with the Fire HDX 8.9 adding a rear - facing 8 - megapixel counterpart with electronic image stabilization, a wide - aperture 5P f2.2 lens, and an LED flash, and while it has approximately 11 hours of battery life in mixed use, the Fire HDX automatically powers down the processor and unneeded extras when used for reading, shifting stored text to a dedicated low - power memory unit and boosting battery life when reading to up to 17 hours.

The Lynx uses a 1.8 GHz dual - core Clovertrail Intel Atom Z2760 processor, 2 GB of memory, and either 32 GB or 64 GB of eMMC flash storage.