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futurelooks.com - 10/29/2009

Kingston SSDNow V Series 40GB Boot Drive Review

— futurelooks.com — Despite the rapid price drops of decent sized solid state drives, pricing limits them from reaching the... average consumer. The marketing has also convinced us that it takes the largest and flashiest hard drives to get the best performance which means ... (more) Kingston SSDNow V Series 40GB Boot Drive Review

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testfreaks.com - 21 days ago

RunCore 64GB Pro IV 70mm PCI-e SATA Solid State Drive SSD

— testfreaks.com — The Asus EeePC 900a is a great little netbook with one big flaw, it comes with a... tiny little 4gb SSD drive that is very slow. Actually there’s two flaws, the second would be how Asus handled the updates of the operating system, they’re ... (more) RunCore 64GB Pro IV 70mm PCI-e SATA Solid State Drive SSD

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madshrimps.be - 27 days ago

Hardware Reviews ,Crazy Projects, Modding Tutorials and Overclocking

— madshrimps.be — Full Disk Encryption + SSD Got a chance to test Intel X25-M G2 160Gb SSD; Dropped it... in a laptop , Dell Latitude E6400/2Gb as well as Dell Precision/X5560/4Gb system. The desktop was run unencrypted, the laptop tests were run with full disk encryption ... (more) Hardware Reviews ,Crazy Projects, Modding Tutorials and ...

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ADATA Unveils Fastest SSD Called S596
I4U News — ... Posted on Tue, 3 Nov 2009 07:00:00 CST | by Shane McGlaun ADATA has unveiled a new SSD that it claims to the industry's fastest. The drive is called the S596, uses a 2.5-inch form factor, and connects via SATAII. The SSD promises to load apps five times faster than normal HDDs. The drive uses next generation flash technology and a DDR2 SDRAM buffer to provide a boot up time of 20 second running Windows 7. That boot time is a 40% improvement compared to a normal SSD. The drive will come in 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB capacities. The SSD is compatible with both PC and Mac computers ...

A-DATA squeezes more performance out of SSDs
TweakTown News RSS Feed — ... write speed of 180MB/sec. The SSD also promises to boot Windows 7 machines faster than its peers with a promise of a 20-second boot time. A-DATA claims that is 40% faster than your average SSD boot time. That spritely performance should also equate to faster access time for applications as well. I know I would love to be able to open Photoshop faster than I can now. It seems to take forever. The S596 SSD will be offered in 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB capacities at undisclosed pricing. NEWS SOURCE