Hum, nope. Solid state memory is inherently built in powers of 2. Since addressing is a big part of the chip, and addressing is inherently at powers of 2, making them in any other way would be wasteful.<p>Hard disks aren&#x27;t inherently divided in cylinders, sectors and plates. Those come in several different distribution, without the power of 2 bias. Flash memory comes in powers of 2, but flash drivers reserve some of it, thus flash drivers are inherently a little bit smaller than a power of 2.