Intel Joins Hands with A-DATA for SSDs
"Intel has entered in a new partnership with Taiwan based memory manufacturer A-DATA for co-branding its X25-M solid state drive (SSD)."
Published: 9th April 2009 | Source: Intel |
Intel Joins Hands with A-DATA for SSDs
Intel has entered in a new partnership with Taiwan based memory manufacturer A-DATA for co-branding its X25-M solid state drive (SSD). The new drive will carry logos of both companies, as shown in the image alongside from Hexus.
While Intel will be handling the actual manufacturing, A-DATA will take care of the customer service side of things. The new co-branded SSDs will comes with the same specifications as before – 80GB and 160GB capacities, and 250MB/s read and 70MB/s write speeds.
While A-DATA made the official announcement in a press-release, it did not confirm when these co-branded drives will be available or what they might cost.
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Ok so 6 months in, if the new model comes out and you extend, you can keep the original or sell it? Is there a minimum time you would have had to have been with them? If not I'll just get the current Iphone now and wait until June / July and extend my contract!!
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Well with the iPhone, O² and Apple allowed you to switch from the 2.5G to the 3G and keep the old phone and I only had mine for like 2 months
Think I'll have to have a word with my new service provider then.... Hmmm interesting stuff!
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