So yes, Samsung has started mass-producing the high-density 64GB solid-state drive targeted at notebook PCs. Citing a rise in the use of SSDs in OEM notebooks, Samsung looks all set to take on the mobile category when it comes to storage.

Internally, the 64-gig SSD comprises 64 eight gigibit single-level flash memory chips. Thanks

to 51 nanometer process technology, each chip is 1/2500th the width of human hair (that’s right — Wile E. Coyote’s Acme axe can’t cut through it).

The target devices include ultra-slim notebook PCs with flash memory as well as UMPCs (presumably Samsung’s own brand). Other consumer products in the pipeline include printers, PDAs and camcorders that can take in SSDs from anywhere from 4GB to 64GB capacity.