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Foremay Launches SSD Disk on Chip

By Joy Hou - on 25 Mar 2011, 10:05am

Foremay Launches SSD Disk on Chip

The OC177 DOC disk- on-chip solid state drive has a stunningly compact size - less than the size of a U.S. quarter coin - but with capacities up to 32GB or 64GB with a standard IDE or SATA host interface.

Foremay has today introduced its first disk-on-chip solid state hard drive into its OC177 SSD product family offering. The chip disk is a NAND drive that features a tiny dimension of only 22 x 22 x 1.8 mm. The thin and light, yet robust disk chip is marketed as DOC. DOC supports standard IDE or SATA host interface, and complies with ATA-7 specifications. Current shipping capacity is up to 32GB with a read/write speed up to 70/40 MB/s. 64GB capacity is expected in Q3'2011.

The DOC chip disk is designed for high reliability and rugged embedded computing applications where ultra-compact, ultra-low profile, ultra-high anti-shock and/or ultra-high anti-vibration capability are required. Applications for DOC include:

- Embedded computers and industrial PCs
- Military, defense and aerospace applications
- Rugged laptops and handheld computing machines
- Slim laptops and notebook computers
- MID / Camcorders
- UMPC and netbooks
- GPS navigators
- PMP and gaming consoles
- POS terminals
- Handheld and mobile devices

DOC Availability

IDE/PATA DOC is now shipping in volumes with capacities up to 32GB. 64GB IDE DOC and SATA DOC are expected to be available in Q3 2011. For more information about Foremay's DOC chip disk, please contact info@foremay.net

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