SuperPro 5000 and SuperPro 5004GP currently support 32 Gb NAND FLASH memories

PRLog (Press Release) – Aug 08, 2008 – Xeltek Inc. is proud to inform their valuable customers with their large size NAND Flash programming support which is growing daily. Since December, 2007; little after Xeltek launched their new programming solution family: SuperPro 5000 and SuperPro 5004GP, Xeltek has started supporting 32 Gb NAND Flash devices with Samsung K9HBG08U1M. As of today, supported NAND Flash devices count by SuperPro 5000/5004GP is way higher than the other programmers in the market.

Programming and verifying speed of SuperPro 5K families for NAND devices are 64 MB per minute which equals to 8Mb per second. It is surprising that, the price for SuperPro 5000/5004GP programmers is approximately %40 cheaper than the other manufacturers’ cheapest programmers that can program 32 Gb NAND; even though the programming speeds are identical. On the contrary, all SuperPro 5K products have been presented in the market since the beginning of this year and supporting 32 Gb NAND Flash, not like we are announcing that we are on development phase.

By having the market based on China; world’s factory, and with the contribution of Xeltek China and Xeltek Korea, Xeltek Inc. is enjoying the advantages of technological advanced facilities. It is also known as Xeltek has always had rapid responses for customer’s algorithm requests and has already had much experience on dealing bad block issues.

Currently, Xeltek Inc. supports more than 400 NAND Flash devices such as Micron MT29F32G08QAAWP, Intel JS29F32G08FANC1 and etc…Beside that, Xeltek is also supporting various NAND devices from various major companies listed as Samsung, Hynix, Toshiba, Micron, Intel, ST, Spansin. And there is no doubt the more will be coming in near future. “As the technology and market allows, we will keep supporting large size NAND devices. We are the biggest follower of this NAND technology.” said Sam Kim, President Xeltek Inc. “Let’s face the fact that Xeltek is shining from Far East.”