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SPI/QSPI Flash memory or SRAM in large capacities

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I am looking for a replacement for a micro SD card that I can solder onto a PC board.
I don't even need flash memory, so an SRAM would do as a buffer for data read from
a memory card that is 128 MBytes in capacity.

While I can find lots of high capacity micro SD cards, I see nothing with a small footprint
and less than 10 pins that I can add to a PCB.

Can anyone suggest a part that would replace micro SD storage ? SRAM will do as
it is to buffer data before it goes over the air.

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If you are comitted to serial interface memory ("10 pin"), NOR or NAND flash memory is the only available option as far as I see.
 

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