Computerworld

Sharp develops 16G-bit flash memory

Sharp Corp. and Tohoku University have developed technology that enables flash memory to hold more than 16G bits of memory, 250 times more than the current 64M-bit flash memory on the market, they ...
Computerworld

Sharp unveils smallest flash memory for cell phones

Sharp Corp. has unveiled what the company claims is the world’s smallest 32M-bit flash memory for cellular telephone handsets. The package size of the new 32M-bit flash memory is seven millimeters ...
EDN

Sharp Aims 128Mbit Flash at Mobile Use

Sharp Microelectronics has developed a high-speed 128Mbit flash memory, which the company claimed features the fastest access time available to date. The flash device offers a maximum access time of ...
EDN

Sharp packs 1-Mbit flash, cryptographic coprocessor on smart-card IC

NEW ORLEANS–At the CardTech/SecurTech conference here today, the U.S. chip division of Sharp Electronics Corp. previewed a next-generation smart card IC, which integrates 1 megabit of flash memory, a ...
Gizmodo

Sharp MP-S700 and MP-S800 Flash-Based MP3 Players

Sharp throws out some more flash-based MP3 players as if this was 2002. The MP-S700 has 512MB of storage, is powered by an AAA battery, and supports MP3/WMA/WMA-DRM. The S800 is the same except for ...