Which chip are they using? The highest capacity NAND memory on Samsung's website appears to be 256Gbit. Example part number: K9PFGD8U5M (most of the detail is hidden behind an NDA)
I doubt they can stack 32 of these chips into the same thumb drive, so what else is out there?
Physically it should be possible; you have 32GB micro SD-cards, 32 of which take up about 5.3cm^3. That would be about the same as 1.5x5.0x0.7cm, which seems like something that would fit that knife.
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Which chip are they using? The highest capacity NAND memory on Samsung's website appears to be 256Gbit. Example part number: K9PFGD8U5M (most of the detail is hidden behind an NDA)
I doubt they can stack 32 of these chips into the same thumb drive, so what else is out there?
Maybe it just boots up a small script that books 1TB in cloud storage somewhere :-)
or they licensed technology from this hd manufacturer: http://www.cracktwo.com/2011/04/chinese-fake-hard-drive.html :-)
Physically it should be possible; you have 32GB micro SD-cards, 32 of which take up about 5.3cm^3. That would be about the same as 1.5x5.0x0.7cm, which seems like something that would fit that knife.
They are not using any chips. It's vaporware.