Taiwan to produce a new type of memory storage device
Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) and some local IT firms will soon mass produce a new type of memory card called ’ìcard’, which will be unveiled during the Taipei International Electronics Show from October 8-12, according to sources.
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