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16GB NAND FLASH SSD drive now available to consumers!



 
 
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Old May 22nd 06, 03:38 AM posted to alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt
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Default 16GB NAND FLASH SSD drive now available to consumers!

* PURE NAND FLASH MEMORY HARD DRIVE, no spinning platters!
* 16GB capacity - enough for a large Windows XP installation
* 2.5" Laptop PATA form factor, simply replace your current drive!
* 3.5" adapter available for desktop computers
* NO MOVING PARTS
* SILENT OPERATION
* Uses 5 percent of the power of a normal hard drive
* Adds 40 minutes to battery life on a laptop
* Light Weight
* No moving parts, nothing to break
* 4,000,000 MTBF, 2,000,000 write / erase cycles
* 32F to 158F operation temperature envelope (0C to 70C)
* instant, 2ms access
* 8MB read / 6MB write speeds fast enough for HD, audio / photo / video
editing
* same cost per gigabyte (GB) as the i-RAM, but you get 4X the storage
with this unit!
* approx $124 per GB

Pictures at http://www.dvnation.com/ssd.html

 




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