bjorn3d.com - 11/29/2008
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Intel's 80GB SSD (X25-M MLC) is one of the fastest hard drives in existence. We ran a battery of tests against it, drove it for a month, and we're ready to show you the future.
tweaktown.com - 11/24/2008
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tweaktown.com —
Introduction The testing for the new Intel X25-M
has been completed for a couple of weeks now,...
but I have been putting off writing the article. Reviewers are faced with tough decisions from time to time; generally it is because we had found a fatal ...
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Intel X25-M 80GB 2.5-inch Solid State Disk
bjorn3d.com - 12/1/2008
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bjorn3d.com —
INTRODUCTION Solid State Drives are popping up all
over the place recently. Memory manufacturers, having a jump...
on traditional platter type drive manufacturers, have been showcasing newer bigger and cheaper drives almost every month. All we can say is ...
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Patriot 128GB Warp SSD
insidehw.com - 11/30/2008
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insidehw.com —
Intel was always innovator in IT industry even
if we don’t consider microprocessor manufacturing. Intel is “guilty”...
for many IT standards that we all use every day. Some of them become widely accepted and some don’t (BTX for ...
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Intel X25-M SSD
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Intel 80GB SSD (X25-M MLC)
DarkVision Hardware Articles and Review from around the web —
... line, the Intel 80GB X25-M MLC (Multi Level Cell) SSD. Intel makes an Enterprise level drive that utilized Nand SLC (Single Level Cell) flash that's faster, but this is the mainstream model that is a little more affordable. How affordable would be the big question. Current pricing runs in the $600 dollar range for the Intel X25-M SSD. That's a pretty hefty price tag for an 80GB drive, so we're hoping for a price drop to bring them down to an affordable level for the masses. Link: Bjorn3D
Intel 80GB SSD (X25-M MLC)
HardwareHeaven.com —
... slow. SSD's have been on the market for a while and prices are starting to drop. Some are becoming inexpensive enough for manufacturers to include them in laptops, and others are inexpensive enough for enthusiasts to dabble with. Initially sizes were very small, and 32GB wasn't uncommon to see running in the $500 (USD) range. We've done some scouting lately and we've seen 64GB drives from reputable manufacturers running in the $150 dollar range.
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... Shortbread by Ronald Hanaki 2:22 AM on November 30, 2008 Sunday Laptop reports new MSI Winds blowing in, including one with hybrid storage CPU3D's interview with Corsair TestFreaks interview Jon "Whoopty" Martindale of XSReviews and TechSeed Shacknews on video games to be released next week bit-tech's Empire: Total War hands-on preview Hardware Tech ARP posts Core 2 performance comparison guide Bj rn3D reviews 80GB Intel X25-M MLC SSD TechReviewSource on Canon PowerShot A590 IS Hardware Pacers review ...
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