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Old 03-08-2012   #1
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Intel has new SSD spec in the works - for more capacity in Ultrabooks

Intel has new SSD spec in the works - for more capacity in Ultrabooks.

ntel is promoting a new SSD specfication targeted to Ultrabooks that should be finalized in September. It should make it possible to put more chips in a single drive...


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Old 12-08-2012   #2
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Why not just develop SDXC cards instead? Plenty of throughput to develop 100x speed cards as a primary hard drive.. 500MB - 1GB/sec sounds about right..
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