Samsung 32GB Solid State Disk
March 21st, 2006
When Samsung announced a flash memory chip that would allow for 32GB, we thought they meant flash memory cards. Looks like Samsung used the chip to create a 32GB Flash-based hard drive disk. The Solid State Disk (SDD) allows for hard drive access speeds up to 3 times faster than hard drives and writes 1.5 times as fast.
The SSD is a in a 2.5″ inch drive and runs on a 66 Mhz Ultra DMA parallel ATA bus. The unit also uses just 5% of the energy of a hard drive. Can you say perfect notebook drive?
The product was launched in Taiwan.
Samsung unveils 32GB Flash-based ‘HDD killer’ [Reg Hardware]
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1. josh | May 30th, 2006 at 6:18 pm
http://www.dvnation.com/ssd.html has SSDs now! From 8GB to 128GB in capacity. IDE and SATA. As low as $599. The speeds vary but the features are mostly the same. Indestructable. Rugged. I put the 16GB SSD in my Aopen Pandora miniPC and will put one in my next laptop computer.
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