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23 Oct 2007
Samsung claims it has made a breakthrough that has created the first 64GB Nand Flash memory card.
The company said the technology could be expanded to see a 128GB Flash memory card produced by 2009.
That planned amount of storage equates to 80 DVD movies or 32,000 MP3s.
"This has the biggest storage capacity of a single memory chip ever developed in the world," Kwon Hyosun, senior manager at Samsung Electronics' investor relations department, told AFP.
Hyosun said the new memory card would help create a $20bn (£9.8bn) market until 2011 by unlocking the power of existing technology such as mobile phones, MP3 players and digital cameras.
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