"For sequential reading, the 256GB UFS takes advantage of two lanes of data transfer to move data at up to 850MB/s, which is nearly twice as fast as a typical SATA-based SSD used in PCs" said Samsung.
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Tech giant to introduce 256GB chips for smartphones
Samsung has declared that it is building 256GB installed chips utilizing the Universal Flash Storage 2.0 standard.
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"In terms of sequential writing, it supports up to 260MB/s, which is approximately three times faster than high-performance external micro SD cards."
Samsung said the new chips will allow users to store 4K motion pictures, and exchange information faster over gadgets that use USB 3.0.
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