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| 1NAND flash | AFlash memory with transistors arranged for faster random reads, used to store program code | |
| 2NOR flash | BSSDs, SD cards and USB drives use NAND flash, not NOR. It is NAND that gives high capacity. | |
| 3Flash memory arranged for high capacity is used in storage devices such as SSDs, SD cards and USB drives | CNOR flash | |
| 4Flash memory arranged for fast random reads is used for stored program code | DNAND flash | |
| 5An SSD uses NOR flash because NOR gives the highest capacity | EBoth NAND and NOR flash use floating-gate transistors. They differ only in how the transistors are arranged. | |
| 6NAND flash uses floating-gate transistors but NOR flash does not | FFlash memory with transistors arranged for high capacity, used in SSDs, SD cards and USB drives |
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NAND and NOR flash — The two ways of arranging flash transistors, named after logic gates. NAND gives high capacity (SSDs, SD cards); NOR gives faster random reads (stored program code).NAND flash gives high capacity storageNOR flash gives faster random readsBoth use floating-gate transistorsNOR flash stores program codeNAND and NOR are named after logic gates