When the word "smartphone hardware specifications" is mentioned, the first thing that comes to mind for many of us are components such as the processor, RAM or possibly the display and its resolution. However, one very important part of the device is often somewhat neglected, namely the flash memory (storage) and its speed, which is usually not mentioned at all in e-shop offers. However, the writing speed and, of course, the reading speed are very important aspects that have a major impact on the speed of the entire phone. But as it seems, bright tomorrows await us in this field, because Samsung introduced super-fast eMMC 5.1 memories!
The South Korean then demonstrated the NAND technology used on 64GB memory models that can read data at speeds of up to 250 MB/s, write them at 125 MB/s, which, according to Samsung, have 11 (or 000) IOPS (input/output operations per second). According to the company, eMMC 13 is also 000/5.1x faster than a classic microSD card and, to make matters worse, it brings a premium function in the form of queuing multiple commands, which goes hand in hand with the increasingly popular multitasking.
Speculation then claims that new memories could appear already on the expected one Galaxy S6, which will be presented in two weeks at the MWC 2015 in Barcelona. This was also hinted at by Samsung, as it stated in its statement that the company is already preparing for the release of devices that will have the newly introduced memories. So whether in Galaxy S6 we will finally find this advanced technology, but we will know only on March 1, when the South Korean giant the sixth generation Galaxy With the presentation, it certainly wouldn't hurt if eMMC 5.1 really appeared in the new flagship.
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