Intel X25-X 'Value SSD' Rumoured
"A value orientated SSD from Intel has been rumoured on the web."
Published: 19th October 2009 | Source: Fudzilla |
Intel X25-X Rumoured
Intel are apparently planning a value solid state drive, called the X25-X, to compliment their existing X25-M and X25-E drives. The Fudzilla crowd say the drives will boast a very modest 170MB/s read and 35MB/s write speeds, whilst using 90mW of power when in use and 75mW when idle. It is apparently based on 34nm flash memory, hence the low price, with a 65 microsecond read latency,
Whilst it is far from ground breaking, it is intended to bring competitive performance at a lower cost, some time in Q4. The drives will be available in a 2.5" form factor and a 40GB capacity,
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Almost there.
Almost there.
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From time to time there's an idea that comes out that doesn't quite make it.
The one thing they haven't yet revealed are the details regarding quality and bit rape of the music available, although it should be available in a variety of formats if they want to seriously compete with the likes of Amazon and others.
O_o
OMG, They didn't mention the bit rape! :o
Sorry, must have had rape on the mind :p
Spell check didn't catch that one ;)
Spell check didn't catch that one ;)
Spell check didn't catch that one ;)
lol, because rape IS a word. :D
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