KINGMAX enters Industrial Storage Market

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KINGMAX enters Industrial Storage Market 
Embedded System Expo (ESEC) Japan 2012 will hold during May 9th to May 11th in Tokyo, and KINGMAX will demonstrate its series of industrial grade of FLASH storage products on the booth WEST11-65. KINGMAX will present a complete series of industrial solution which has been undergone strict reliability test and verification to ensure the most stable quality.  
KINGMAX will also release mSATA SSD and Half-Slim SSD for Ultrabook and small form factor embedded systems. For storage requirements in industrial PCs, POS, terminals and so on, KINGMAX will present industrial grade of SDXC memory card, which is compliant with SDA 3.0 specification and at capacity up to 64GB; and present the high speed industrial grade Compact Flash memory card. Aiming at the market for industrial automation and medical devices, KINGMAX especially release wide temperature DDR3 Long DIMM and SO DIMM at capacity of 2GB/4GB/8GB to provide wide variety to customers.
Another highlight for KINGMAX is Embedded Memory Solution: eMMC and eMCP. KINGMAX eMMC solution utilizes MCP (Multi-Chip Package) technology to integrate NAND FLASH and controller into one chip. eMCP(Embedded multi-chip package) is even more integrated solution, by packaging mobile RAM—LPDDR2 with eMMC into one chip. 

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  1. Market Research6/09/2012

    Rapid spurt in data generation amongst both the enterprise as well as the consumer segment coupled with the massive SMB population is primarily pushing the storage market in India. Moving side ways with the nation’s GDP growth, the trading and business activities across major industry verticals including BFSI, Manufacturing, Telecom, Government, IT/ITeS amongst others has seen a mammoth growth, which in turn is further propelling the market with a forward push.

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