What NAND flash do people use?

I am currently using an MMC/SD card that I want to replace with a chip
(for simplicity, no socket, price).
Is there any popular NAND flash device that I might replace it with?

I have found:
1. SST NANDrive: IDE interface, 128MB-8GB
2. ONFI (Hynix, Intel, Micron, ie. everybody but Samsung) NAND flash
interface standard
3. Micron Managed NAND: MMC interface, -8GB
4. SanDisk iNAND: SD interface, 512MB-16GB

Have you used any of these?
Is any more popular (so it won't go away)?

Alan Nishioka

Alan Nishioka wrote:
> I am currently using an MMC/SD card that I want to replace with a chip
> (for simplicity, no socket, price).
> Is there any popular NAND flash device that I might replace it with?
>
> I have found:
> 1. SST NANDrive: IDE interface, 128MB-8GB
> 2. ONFI (Hynix, Intel, Micron, ie. everybody but Samsung) NAND flash
> interface standard
> 3. Micron Managed NAND: MMC interface, -8GB
> 4. SanDisk iNAND: SD interface, 512MB-16GB
>
> Have you used any of these?
> Is any more popular (so it won't go away)?

Currently working on a design based on the NANDrive.

I've used SST for years and years. Good people,
good support and long part lifetimes.