M-Systems Flash Disk Pioneers, a leader in flash disk data storage products for embedded systems and Internet appliances, has announced that COM One, France-based telecom products leader, has selected its DiskOnChip flash disk as the local data storage device in its @max product line.
"We are pleased to be a part of this impressive Internet appliance product," said Tamir Galili, Vice President of Worldwide Sales, M-Systems. "This involvement with one of Europe's leading telecom companies provides further evidence that DiskOnChip is the ideal data storage device for advanced Internet appliance products."
@max is designed to be a simple-to-use terminal for both the consumer and professional markets that offers Internet access, e-mail and fax, all with standard telephone functions. DiskOnChip provides the flash disk capacity for storage of the operating system, applications and user data such as e-mail addresses, telephone numbers and favourite web pages. DiskOnChip also enables on-line updates and customisation.
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