Toshiba's chip package aims for slimmer phones
Toshiba has unveiled a chip package for cell phones that can hold up to nine chips, which the company says will give manufacturers greater flexibility when building handhelds. "The multichip package measures only 1.4-millimeters high but can hold a variety of chips, including NAND flash (for storing data), NOR flash (for storing code), and other types of memory. Current Toshiba packages can hold up to six stacked chips."
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