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Barrapunto © 1999-2007. Contenido disponible bajo licencia Creative Commons Reconocimiento 2.5
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Re:Tema recurrente
(Puntos:5, Informativo)( http://barrapunto.com/ )
Aqui [codidirect.com] y aqui [expresspendrives.co.uk]
Cito estas webs:
"Q: Is there a limit to the number of times I can rewrite over previously saved data?
A: Generally speaking no. Samsung, the manufacturers of the microchip, advise that you can write data to the product over 1,000,000 times. You can expect any data held on the microchip to last 10 years. "
"Even were it possible to run an entire OS from the flash memory, CODi does not recommend this due to the inherent write limitations of USB Flash Memory devices. All flash memory today regardless of the brand or housing (including USB Flash Memory, flash disks for cameras, etc.) suffers from this limitation. The actual write limitation on most USB Flash disks is 1,000,000 writes. When an OS runs it needs to make a lot of temporary writes to a disk and you could easily exceed the 1,000,000 write limit in a matter of months. "
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