M-Systems will collaborate with PalmSource to provide Palm OS support for its 2GB MLC NAND-based DiskOnChip H-series storage solution.
The plan, announced by M-Systems on Monday, is aimed at increasing the storage capacity on Palm OS devices, making it easier for them to play back multimedia content. Devices already using M-Systems' storage technology include PalmOne's Treo 650, Tungsten T5 and Qool Labs' QDA 700.
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