support for Windows XP Embedded.

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Original uDiskOnChip form-factor

M-Systems says its patented USB flash storage is based on single level cell (SLC) NAND flash technology and incorporates an ARM7-TDMI processor implementing the company's proprietary "True Flash File System" (TrueFFS), along with access control and data encryption algorithms. The devices are used in a wide range of embedded applications such as gaming machines, POS (point of sale) devices, thin clients, servers, printers, and SBCs (single-board computers), according to the company.

The storage capacity range has been expanded to include devices ranging from 32 MB to 4 GB, according to M-Systems. A new, low-profile height of 6.88 mm is also now available.

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