Bye bye microSD? Samsung working on 128GB flash storage for mid-range phones

Samsung has reported that it is creating superfast 128GB blaze stockpiling for future mid-range cell phones and tablets, showing that the Korean tech goliath could dump expandable microSD stockpiling choices.

Bye bye microSD? Samsung working on 128GB flash storage for mid-range phones

As of not long ago, 128GB inward telephone stockpiling has been related solely with top of the line leader telephones like the Samsung Galaxy S6, which utilizes the new eMMC 5.1 standard. Mid-reach telephones will get 128GB of Samsung's new 3-bit eMMC 5.0 NAND memory, which the organization cases is quick as eMMC 5.1. 

Jung-Bae Lee, Senior VP of Memory Product Planning at Samsung, told Samsung's official blog:

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“With the introduction of our value-focused, 3-bit NAND-based eMMC 5.0 line-up, we expect to take the lead in the expansion of high-density mobile storage”.

Bye bye microSD? Samsung working on 128GB flash storage for mid-range phones
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Samsung additionally discussed how the new blaze stockpiling innovation is equipped for doing arbitrary read/compose operations up to 10 times speedier than an average microSD card. This examination recommends to us that Samsung is looking to utilize the new 128GB stockpiling as a substitution to the microSD card in mid-range gadgets. This eventual in accordance with the Galaxy S6, in which Samsung dropped the choice of expandable stockpiling.

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