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Intel X25-M Gen2 34nm 160GB - Storage - Artikel
ocaholic.ch - 9/3/2009
Intel X25-M Gen2 34nm 160GB - Storage - Artikel
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Under the codename "Postville" Intel was developing the second generation of their already successful X25-SSD-Series. Now Intel ships the X25-m with 34 nm NAND Flash. The advantages a shrink comes with are quite predictable: lower manufacturing costs per Gigabyte, lower power consumption ...
techreport.com - 9/4/2009
34-nm Intel SSDs go back in stock
— techreport.com — Intel's 34-nm solid-state drives are back in action, this time with non-data-corrupting firmware. An updated version of... the second-gen 80GB X25-M SSD has popped up in Newegg's listings, and it's available now. The e-tailer doesn't appear to stock ... (more) 34-nm Intel SSDs go back in stock

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