And what you see in the store is what you get: no baiting-and-switching for faster chips or more memory.

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The 90nm chips include 2MB of L2 cache, consume no more than 125W of power, and can support 800MHz DDR2 SDRAM, all based on AMD's Socket F workstation infrastructure.

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All of these storage technologies are based on flash memory chips that are more expensive than Iomega's PocketZip disks--but they have no moving parts.

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