It's not mSATA or PCI-e mini card. Any ideas what socket this eMMC fits into?
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Why? If you don't know what it is... what are you expecting to do with it?
The device's part number is printed in plain view...
This is a SanDisk SDIN7DP4-64G 169-Pin eMMC 64GB flash device on a board.
http://www.sandisk.com/products/embedded/inand/inand-extreme/
iNAND Extreme is an Embedded Flash Drive (EFD) designed for mobile handsets and consumer electronic devices. iNAND Extreme is a hybrid device combining an embedded thin flash controller and standard MLC NAND flash memory, with an industry standard e.MMC 4.51 interface.
The full product PDF is available here.
The socket doesn't look familiar, but we're missing details here: Where did you get it? What do you intend to do with it?
But it could be anything. I've seen this type of thing in automotive, copiers/MFPs, phone systems... Can you provide more context?
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1Sure I know what is it .. question is, what is the the industry standard for the socket - that's my opening question. I know it's intended for embedded devices and very likely to be in tablets or other portables, I just haven't seen one like this. I got it from a junk collector friend which means I have no idea what it is intended for, but for a 64gb NAND, that's plenty for proper use instead of going to the trash.– tomakeyJun 24, 2013 at 4:56