Monday, December 22nd 2008
Intel Starts Shipping 160GB X25-M SATA Solid State Drives
Intel is expanding its award-winning Intel X25-M and X18-M SATA Solid-State Drive (SSD) family by announcing the production release of a 160 gigabyte (GB) capacity drive in a 2.5-inch form factor. The product is shipping now, and a 1.8-inch 160GB version will begin shipping next month. There's one more thing worth mentioning for these multi-level cell-based drives - their read and write speeds - and they are sustained read of 250MB/sec and 80MB/sec write. Get more information and product details here.
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18 Comments on Intel Starts Shipping 160GB X25-M SATA Solid State Drives
but about the fast internet, i dont think that will ever happen, the way things are going i dont think ISPs and backbone ppl are doing anything to increase internet quality.
in fact, things are going from better to worse, with bandwith caps being forced on me (i dunno about you).
though i think fast broadband would change alot things. when people stop saying "WHY DO YOU NEED MORE THAN 20mb INTERNET" that would be much better.
I also predict most motherboards as we know it, to be as big as ITX at the most with only the SSD and CPU really taking up realstate.
But that is hoping competition becomes healthier... you here that AMD?
Bryan d
all i can say is if you wana know what broadband is all about, you should pay a visit to japan, or korea
ps. fios is not available in my area.