1. An apparatus, comprising: NAND flash memory; random access memory; additional memory; a first circuit for receiving DDR signals and outputting SATA signals, the first circuit communicatively coupled to the additional memory, and further capable of being communicatively coupled to a first bus associated with a DDR protocol including at least one of a DDR2 protocol, a DDR3 protocol, or a DDR4 protocol; and a second circuit for receiving the SATA signals and outputting NAND flash signals, the second circuit communicatively coupled to the first circuit via a second bus associated with a SATA protocol, the second circuit further communicatively coupled to the NAND flash memory via a third bus associated with a NAND flash protocol, the second circuit further communicatively coupled to the random access memory; said apparatus configured such that: said first circuit: receives a first command including first data via the first bus for causing at least a portion of a random access data read, stores at least a portion of the first command in the additional memory, generates, in response to the first command, a second command including second data that is based on at least a portion of the first data, and sends the second command to the second circuit via the second bus; said second circuit: receives the second command from the first circuit via the second bus, generates, in response to the second command, a third command including third data that is based on at least a portion of the second data, and sends the third command to the NAND flash memory via the third bus for causing first information in the NAND flash memory to be written to the random access memory; said first circuit: receives a status query via the first bus for checking a status in connection with the first information, and allows, in response to the status query, the status to be checked in connection with the first information; said first circuit: receives a fourth command including fourth data via the first bus for causing the first information to be read from the random access memory, and sends, in response to the fourth command, the first information from the random access memory to a processor via the first bus.