Stories about: SATA 6.0 Gbps  

They use the SATA III 6.0 Gbps specification and Marvell controllers

The drive has a capacity of up to 512 GB and a “50% better speed” compared to SATA

They use the SATA 6.0 Gbps interface, but some have SAS

In this case, the name of the company is rather misleading

They use Phison controllers and Toshiba MLC NAND Flash chips

The drive uses the latest SATA specification but is not as fast as some may hope

What used to be Hitachi has released the Travelstar 5K1500

This would be the third offering in the device series

The BP4 are 2.5-inch mSATA solid state drives of up to 240 GB capacity

The mSATA 3 solid-state drive has been added to the existing lineup

They will be made with manufacturing equipment acquired from Western Digital

They probably aren't really bulletproof, but that's not the point

They are based on Marvell controllers and have up to 256 GB storage

The new host interface is intended for fast yet efficient solid state drives

The collection is even faster than the X100 line exposed earlier

They are intended for client computers and have capacities of up to 512 GB

Both SATA II and SATA III drives released, kits bundled with cloning software