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November 30th, 2004

Flash market offers MEMS ray of hope

Abstract:
In the same way that digital cameras boosted demand for flash memory, newer, high-resolution cameras, cell phones and digital camcorders are expected to drive demand for next-generation portable storage. Executives at companies developing MEMS-based memory think that these high-density, portable applications will most likely be the first market for their devices.

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