>fairly high). Flash draws a higher amount of juice from the machine
>during read-writes. Flash is a little slower. If allowed by the
Flash RAM only draws higher current during writes -- not reads.
>machine, either can be used as memory (not sure about the Zoomer) or
>storage.
On the Zoomer, they can only be used for secondary storage, i.e., they look
like drive C.
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