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Apple's iPod and Flash memory
Apple's little music player has more than just those wearing the earphones in a tizzy. Because the company got such a good deal on NAND flash memory, the rippling effect has been to drive prices down for consumers but, in turn, drive costs up for competitors.
The New York Times has the full story here.
Posted by Tom Sullivan on September 29, 2005 06:41 AM
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