Released on Jan 9-2007
Every new day begins with the news of any new and extraordinary invention in the computer world. That is the reason that computer technology is rising by leaps and bounds with its rich featured devices and advance technology media’s.
Xmultiple technologies start their year 2007 with their new and out bursting SQ Flash Memory Card turns the existing Flash memory cards just no more. SQ Flash memory card comes up with loaded features comparable to the existing ones. This SQ card is a mini memory card –small in size, large in performance, great in read & writes operation- so it is the optimum storage medium for the current time.
Remarkable Features:
The Xmultiple technologies SQ Flash Memory Card is very different from other flash cards in many aspects which raising it to high praise.
? Insertion of the SQ card can be done from any side
? Life time of the SQ Flash Memory card extended to four times than the previous versions.
? Compatible to the number of operating systems includes
o Windows 98SE
o Windows ME
o Windows 2000
o Mac OD9.X
o Mac 10.X
o Windows Vista
? 1GB SQ Flash Memory Card
o Reading speed increases to 24 MB
o Writing speed increases to 12 MB
? 2GB SQ Flash Memory Card
o Transfer speed increase to 60MBz
o Reading speed increases to 32.4 MB
o Writing speed increases to 21.5 MB
The reading and writing speed of existing Flash Memory Cards is 2.8 MB and 3.2 MB. A great difference is seen in the new emerged technology, it truly revolutionized Flash accessibility. The Xmultiple SQ Flash Memory Cars are available in 1GB, 2GB and 4 GB capacity; designed keeping in mind the requirements of the user.
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#1 by guzen on January 28th, 2010
I hoped they’ll connect it to the ATA or SATA. That woud be something. This way it’s nothing but packaging – not very comfortable anyway.
#2 by Amazingly, I'm still SaNe on January 28th, 2010
You are really not providing much info to help you.
Model number?
It could be an 8 G player with the ability to accept extra flash, but only 128M or 256 M.
I am sure when you try to put songs you will figure out quite fast how much space you have..
#3 by bobatemydog on January 28th, 2010
a flash memory is a Small hard drive u put it in the usb port it may be 512 mb and 1 gb 2gb till 8gbs in mp3s u put the music from the computer to the flash memory then to the mp3 and yes it is very normal in mp3 players…….HOPE THAT HELPED!!!!!
#4 by nacao on January 28th, 2010
i got a 5gb. lol
#5 by JB on January 28th, 2010
Why not find out here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_memory
#6 by Rick C on January 28th, 2010
You can use Flash media to add to your OS resources.
This can be done in Vista and XP.
There is a cap to the memory you can add in terms of the total listed OS balance.
XP and 32 bit Vista can only read and report 3 gigs of RAM to your system viewer. 64 bit OS's are much higher.
Recommendations on using Flash Media to "increase" the resource pool hinges on a few things:
If you already have less RAM then you need. Consider having about 512mb and running vista: I recommend adding more physical RAM rather then virtual.
The speed will be considerably slower. Digital/virtual RAM will not buffer or process it's contents as quick as physical.
ALSO: using Flash memory in your system WILL subsequently slow your USB hub down and limit the power remainder. So it is best to add Virtual ram in quality, NOT quantity. Add an 8 gig, not four 2 gigs.
Also remember all Windows Based OS's use the Page filing system. Regardless of how much Virtual RAM you have: you're only going to process as quick as the L2 cache on your processor.
#7 by RAWB on January 29th, 2010
All digital cameras now use FLASH memory.
It is memory that can be rewritten by applying power, but which retains information when power is removed.
#8 by dylan_hoppes on January 29th, 2010
Your question is quite sensible. But the last bit of question itself has the answer with it. Why don't we have flash hard drives? Simply because if we have flash storage that is no longer a harddrive. Harddrive is a term given to a magnetic storage device that can hold data permanently with higher robustness. The main reason for PCs and Laptops still coming with disk based storage is the capacity and reliability issue. Data stored in hardrive are more reliable than flash drives. The another reason is cost of storage. The storage capacity of 1 MB flash drive is much more higher than capacity of 1 MB harddrive.
The success rate of data recovery is much more higher than that of Flash drive.. This is the main reason hard drives are still considered while building computers.
However in case of above issues being addressed by new version of Flash drive, we can certainly see computers with Flash drive as main storage. Unless something better is not developed by then.
Hope that helps !!
#9 by truth on January 29th, 2010
My first HDD was 3.8 GB 0.o
#10 by corpo on January 29th, 2010
@pirakaavak124 are you serious, you are on a computer while typing this, and out of all the possible ways you could find this information, you ask the question in a youtube video’s comment section, try Google. Or any electronics store, even a walmart.
#11 by rails on January 29th, 2010
@Bramsky that wont work like that it works with hard drives not flash
#12 by psychic on January 29th, 2010
im sorry but i thought kip kays inventions were actually cool and not pointless.
#13 by urbantool on January 29th, 2010
Wow dude, that’s really nice work you did there! I already made HDD speakers, I’m now off making a HDD flashx4Drive :p
#14 by jpro on January 30th, 2010
If this project idea came to my mind, the problem of having to consolidate multiple volumes into one would definitely have been raised, and would have immediately distinguished any will for me to sacrifice time actually building it anyway. That’s why I watched this video, and was disappointed to see no solution. Demonstrating how to do that very thing would have saved this video a lot of criticism, and made it far more practical/worthwhile…
#15 by earthlink on January 30th, 2010
where do u get the flash drives?
#16 by riri_co09 on January 31st, 2010
LOL