FLSH M Systems Flash Disk

The NAND flash-based mModule uDOC storage solution from msystems (Nasdaq:FLSH), a leader in smart personal storage, is helping to increase reliability and performance and decrease total cost of ownership (TCO) within point-of-sale (POS) systems now available from leading manufacturers. One such manufacturer, Atlanta-based Radiant Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: RADS), has integrated msystems' 512-megabyte mModule uDOC as the solid state storage solution within its P1220 hardware terminal product line. The latest addition to Radiant's line of open POS terminals, the P1220 terminal includes a standard Intel(R) architecture, cable management and more peripheral ports than typical terminals of its size. "Radiant's newest advancement in POS terminals, the P1220, offers numerous features that benefit restaurant and retail operators," said Bob Stone, Director of Product Management in the Radiant Hardware Division. "msystems' uDOC is a critical feature for our solid state model for maximum reliability and performance. Radiant hardware is built for harsh environments and the msystems' solid state storage technology adds another dimension of reliability." msystems' mModule uDOC is a USB 2.0-based device for embedded systems providing high-performance, reliability and security. It is an embedded storage and boot solution ideal for POS applications as well as a variety of embedded applications such as gaming machines, thin clients, servers, printers and single-board computers (SBCs). mModule uDOC is fully supported as a plug and play solution within Microsoft(R) Windows(R) XP Embedded, Windows CE, WEPOS, Windows XP Pro and other operating system (OS) environments. "With the decrease in flash silicon prices, solid state storage products like our mModule uDOC are ideal solutions to the high total cost of ownership and lower reliability of conventional, spinning magnetic media for POS terminals in restaurants, cinemas, food service and other hospitality businesses," said Noam Kedem, msystems' vice president of marketing. "By integrating our mModule uDOC into their products, Radiant is providing its customers with advanced storage technology that enables high performance, highly reliability and a smarter solution overall for POS applications." The P1220 terminal from Radiant Systems with msystems' mModule uDOC flash disk will be on display in msystems' booth (#625) at the Retail Systems 2006 Conference and Exposition, held in Chicago's McCormick Place through May 24th. About Radiant Systems, Inc. Radiant Systems, Inc. (www.radiantsystems.com) is a leader in providing innovative technology to the hospitality and retail industries. Offering unmatched reliability and ease of use, Radiant's hardware and software products have been deployed in over 60,000 sites across more than 100 countries. Radiant has approximately 900 employees worldwide, 325 certified sales and service partners and over 1800 field service representatives. Founded in 1985, the company is headquartered in Atlanta with regional offices throughout the United States as well as in Europe, Asia and Australia. About msystems msystems has been transforming raw flash material into smarter storage solutions since 1989. From embedded flash drives deployed in millions of mobile handsets to U3 USB smart drives designed for leading global brands, msystems creates, develops, manufactures and markets smart personal storage solutions for a myriad of applications targeting high growth markets. msystems' product lines include: -- mDrive (formerly DiskOnKey(R)) U3 USB smart drives for personal, portable computing -- mDOC embedded flash drives for mobile handsets and consumer electronics devices -- mSIM MegaSIM(R) series high-density SIM cards and mSIM M.MAR(R) series SIM cards and highly secure cards (available both from msystems and its subsidiary Microelectronica) -- mCard, high-quality memory cards for mobile handsets and digital cameras -- mTrust (formerly Xkey(R)) end-to-end enterprise access, control and management solution for USB flash drives and other removable media -- mSSD (formerly FFD(TM)) rugged solid state disks for mission-critical applications -- mModule (formerly DiskOnChip(R) modular family) modular flash storage for embedded systems -- mSafe (formerly SuperMAP(R) family) secure hardware and software crypto cores More information is available online at www.m-systems.com. msystems. made smarter. 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