DENVER, CO — (Marketwire) — 07/18/11 — NAND Flash Memory & Flash Drive Recovery — everything from USB flash drives to microSD memory cards to tablets is utilizing this data-retention-without-power storage technology. “Buoyed by the success of Apple Inc.-s iPad, NAND flash will likely enjoy explosive growth in 2011 with the arrival of tablet products from other players such as Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd, Dell Inc. and Research In Motion Ltd.,” says Michael Yang, a senior analyst for memory and storage at IHS. In 2010, its greatest year to date, the flash memory market climbed 38% with revenue reaching $18.7 billion. This segment is set to appreciate with another year of double-digit percentage growth in 2011 as well, rocketing to an expected $22 billion in revenue. And Gartner, the world-s leading information technology research and advisory company, reports that in 2010 alone, 245 million USB flash drives were sold across the globe. As the NAND flash drive market flourishes so does the need for reliable .
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