Micron joining forces with Intel in developing new high speed 8Gb SLC NAND on a 50-nm processes node. Combined together this device will blow out existing SSD or mechanical drives on the market. SLC high speed NAND can read data at speeds up to 200 megabytes per second (MB/s) and can write data at speeds up to 100 MB/s, achieved by leveraging the new ONFI 2.0 specification and a four plane architecture with higher clock speeds. Right now it is in testing phase for major OEMs and mass productions is expected somewhere in the second half of 2008.

If you are tired of your mouse maybe you should try something new - Jelly click. Whenever you need a mouse, blow up the Jelly Click, attach the USB cable and use it. All the electronic circuity are placed on a small flexible board and the body itself is just soft plastic. So far it is in concept stage but hey it will surely be interesting to someone.

NextoDI intros new Nexto Extreme ND2700 storage device with eSATA support. This 2.5 inch hard drive has usual specs with almost all memory cards and USB port. Unfortunately there is no info about release date and price.

Right on PMA Kingston announces new 16GB SDHC card. The new 16GB card is the largest capacity in Kingston’s line of SDHC cards, which include 4- and 8GB SDHC Class 2/4/6 versions. Well, the $231 price is to hot when you know that there is SanDisk’s $179 16GB card and impressive SanDisk’s new 32GB card. Think about that.