Samsung’s 512GB NVMe SSD Weighs just one gram, is smaller than Stamp
As we all know, Samsung is one of the world’s largest memory chip makers, so that we can assume anything exceptional from them. Therefore, this time, they made the first NVMe SSDs, which are smaller than a normal postage stamp. The new BGA NVMe SSD weighs merely 1 gram, and its dimensions are approximately 20mm x 16mm x 1.5mm, and guess what? It had complete SSD components, including NAND flash memory, DRAM, and controller.
It also comes with TurboWrite technology, which facilitates the read and write speed of up to 1,500MB/s and 900MB/s, indicating you can quickly transfer FULL-HD movies within 3 seconds. The new Samsung SSD will be more than 1500 times faster than a regular Hard disk drive.
Jung-bae Lee, the senior vice president of Samsung’s storage division, also mentioned that- “Samsung’s new BGA NVMe SSD triples the performance of a typical SATA SSD, in the smallest form factor available, with storage capacity reaching up to 512GB,” said Jung-bae Lee, senior vice president, Memory Product Planning & Application Engineering Team, Samsung Electronics. “The introduction of this small-scale SSD will help global PC companies to make timely launches of slimmer, more stylish computing devices, while offering consumers a more satisfactory computing environment.” Samsung also stated that they are preparing to introduce more high-capacity and ultra-fast NVMe SSDs to satisfy consumer demands for improved performances and greater density. The all-new PM971-NVMe SSD line-up will be available in 512GB, 256GB, and 128GB storage options. The South Korean tech giant intends to provide new SSDs to its clients worldwide this month.
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