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    mSATA: It's Like SATA But Smaller

    OCZ Firmware Update Fixes "Dirty" SSDs In Its Spare Time

    Intel Updates SSD Line: A Little Bit Faster, A Little Bit Cheaper

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    Image of Odin Odin
    09/22/09

    In reply to mSATA: It's Like SATA But Smaller
    Wow, and it's not like SATA was ever even big.
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    Image of MarcusMaximus MarcusMaximus
    09/21/09

    In reply to mSATA: It's Like SATA But Smaller
    Alright, I posed this question on the engadget story as well, but you gizmodoians are generally a bit more.. intelligent. Anyone know if there's an adapter that can go from one of those mini PCIE SATA SSD's for Eee PC's to a normal PCIE x1 or normal desktop SATA? (long story, but basically My fiancee's brother ordered the wrong part and we didn't notice the word "mini")
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    Image of danger the pirate danger the pirate
    09/21/09

    @MarcusMaximus: $95 oops.
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    Image of MarcusMaximus MarcusMaximus
    09/21/09

    @danger the pirate: Ya, someone there found the same one(or pretty close at least). Major pain. I'll probably just sell it on ebay.
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    Image of (Starman) Cookie_Monster (Starman) Cookie_Monster
    09/21/09

    In reply to mSATA: It's Like SATA But Smaller
    Every Firewire fanboy's dream: mFireWire3200. :(
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    Image of Bertone77 Bertone77
    09/21/09

    In reply to mSATA: It's Like SATA But Smaller

    IDE? THIS IS mSATAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!
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    Image of trrosen trrosen
    09/21/09

    In reply to mSATA: It's Like SATA But Smaller
    should have been SATA Nano or SATAn for short.
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    Image of I3ob the Lizard I3ob the Lizard
    09/21/09

    @trrosen: Reminds me of the Seattle S.L.U.T.
    [www.ridetheslut.com]
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    09/21/09

    @I3ob the Lizard: Robin Williams Likes the S.L.U.T.!
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    Image of ripfire ripfire
    09/21/09

    In reply to mSATA: It's Like SATA But Smaller
    Mmmmmm mSATA!
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    Image of balls187 balls187
    08/12/09

    In reply to OCZ Firmware Update Fixes "Dirty" SSDs In Its Spare Time
    Heh 9GB, try 240MB.
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    Image of LelandBogdan LelandBogdan
    07/21/09

    In reply to Intel Updates SSD Line: A Little Bit Faster, A Little Bit Cheaper
    I want a SSD drive for my MBP, but 160gb is too small!

    320gb would be nice.
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    Image of Kaiser-Machead Kaiser-Machead
    07/21/09

    @LelandBogdan: Likewise. I'd be willing to downgrade from 500 to 320 to get the durability of an SSD. That would be sweet.
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    07/21/09

    In reply to Intel Updates SSD Line: A Little Bit Faster, A Little Bit Cheaper
    i find your enthusiasm lacking.. these are very nice drives and the price drop is huge!

    the best consumer ssd's in the world are now among the cheapest, whats not to be excited about? I want one bad... oh a 320GB version is around the corner
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    Image of Segador Segador
    07/21/09

    In reply to Intel Updates SSD Line: A Little Bit Faster, A Little Bit Cheaper
    These will replace platter drives in less than 5 years - when the price becomes more reasonable. For now, I'll stick with a Raptor if I need a fast drive.
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    Image of glamajamma glamajamma
    07/21/09

    In reply to Intel Updates SSD Line: A Little Bit Faster, A Little Bit Cheaper
    2 or 3 more years, then price point and capacity will equal a value I can appreciate
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    Image of mikeborisov mikeborisov
    07/16/09

    In reply to Corsair's New Extreme SSD Line Is Blazingly Fast
    sure, reporting blistering sequential read and write speeds gets the girls all wet, but in real world usage, random read/write is everything. Nobody's gotten close to Intel's X25 yet, despite how (by gadget terms) ancient that drive is.
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    Image of regnez regnez
    07/16/09

    @mikeborisov: That's not completely accurate. While the X25 drives cannot be touched in random write terms, other drives have already surpassed them (substantially) in random reads -- including one of Corsair's own.

    Apparently, when you edit a comment, you can no longer embed some links.

    http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/storage/2009/06/05/corsair-p256-256gb-ssd-review/6
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    Image of Kakkoister Kakkoister
    06/22/09

    In reply to Hard Rectangular Drive Is Faster, More Efficient Than SSD
    I'd still rather have SSD's. As fabrication process's get smaller and smaller, they will vastly overtake the amount of data that can be stored on a magnetic platter. Plus they are more resistant to physical damage.


    Plus there's a problem with this tech, since your fabricating the millions of heads like you would a memory chip or CPU, that takes up A LOT of the wafer space. So the cost for each of these drives would be around $1000, just for manufacture cost's.


    It's not going to be worth it, SSD's are going to be increasing in speed quite a bit, especially when we start getting down to the fabrication processes that use graphene and carbon nanotubes.

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    Image of NeoAkira NeoAkira
    06/22/09

    @Kakkoister:


    I work in a nanotech lab and I'll tell you that it will be YEARS before you start seeing graphene and carbon nanotube-based chips being sold commercially.

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    Image of prunetracy prunetracy
    06/22/09

    In reply to Hard Rectangular Drive Is Faster, More Efficient Than SSD
    yes, but the real questions is- will it blend?
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    Image of prunetracy prunetracy
    06/23/09

    @prunetracy:

    oh c'mon guys. that's HARDLY a 'first' type banworthy comment. i was exhausted at work- surely you've all done things in a work stupor before.
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    Image of Geisrud Geisrud
    06/23/09

    @prunetracy: Yes. Yes it is.


    So long, and thanks for all the fish.

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    Image of Carlo Gaudreault Carlo Gaudreault
    06/22/09

    In reply to Hard Rectangular Drive Is Faster, More Efficient Than SSD
    Once we get to a point where data is limitless and instantaneous, whats next?
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    Image of lolgreg lolgreg
    06/22/09

    @Carlo Gaudreault: Using data as fuel... that's what's next.
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