SanDisk’s New iNAND 7132 Embedded Mobile Storage Offers Faster Speeds With Improved Performance

At Mobile World Congress SanDisk announced a microSD card coming with a massive 200GBs of space. That's for consumers to buy. But there's something for manufacturers too. The company has also announced improved iNAND storage to pack inside mobile devices.

As always, the new iNAND 7132 storage solution is SanDisk's most advanced yet. The company's latest embedded flash drive offers faster transfer speeds, enabling improved performance for burst photography and 4k video capture. It also provides quicker wireless connectivity thanks to support for 802.11ac and 802.11ad.

SanDisk boasts transfer speeds of over 1Gb/s and sequential read/write speeds of 125/280MB/s. The 7132 can handle more burst shots in a short period of time and allows for up to 3 frames per second of RAW image capture. This year's new chip, at .8mm, is 0.2mm thinner than the 7030. This empowers device makers to create products that are ever-so-slightly thinner. But unlike the older version (which could reach sizes up to 128GBs), the 7132 maxes out at 64GB.