EETimes is reporting on an analysis that makes an interesting point about NAND devices moving into the PC market. They're thinking that such devices will likely be used as a sort of hard drive cache instead of replacing the hard drive itself. Makes sense to me...

"The combination of Microsoft Corp.'s forthcoming Vista operating system and initiatives sponsored by big-name IC suppliers like Intel Corp. and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. will result in NAND flash memory being designed as a cache between PC hard drives and main memory, according to a new report by market research firm Semico Research Corp."