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It said the embedded NAND flash memory module had the highest capacity yet achieved in the industry, all jammed into a mini slab that measures just 17x22x1.4 millimetres.
Samples will be available from September, and mass production will start in the fourth quarter of the year, when Toshiba will also produce a 64GB variant, the company said.
"Demand continues to grow for large density chips that support high resolution video and deliver enhanced storage," Toshiba said in a statement.
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