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Subject: Which types of DiskOnChip are INFTL now?
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Cause want to update machine, I seek a new INFTL doc to replace my 
(NFTL)diskonchip2000(MD2202-D32). Can some one tell me which types are
INFTL .


Regards,
Andrew

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