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Mtron Unveils World's Fastest SATA-II Solid-State Drive Korean solid-state drive manufacturer Mtron has just announced a new solid-state device in its PRO 7500 series of professional drives. The new offering is primarily targeted at industrial environments, where solid-state drives play a key role, given the fact that their lack of moving parts makes them resistant to sho...	16 May 2008 05:10 GMT

OCZ to Introduce Next-Gen, 2x Faster Solid-State Drive Overclocking specialist OCZ technology has just announced its newest offering in the SSD market, comprised of extremely improved solid-state drives. The new generation of storage devices offer twice the speed of the previous technology.The first generation of solid-state storage devices from OCZ used to deliver read ...	13 March 2008 04:27 GMT

Samsung Starts Shipping Ultra-Fast SATA-II Solid-State Drives Samsung Electronics announced today that it has begun mass producing 64 GB solid state drives (SSDs) with a new Serial-ATA-II Interface (SATA-II). The 64GB solid-state drive model has begun shipping in sampling quantities earlier this month. The new interface will allow the disk to reach dazzling reading speeds of 10...	15 February 2008 10:39 GMT

Lexar to Release New Crucial Solid-State Drives Lexar announced a new line of solid-state drives, an improved version of their successful Crucial series. The drives are more energy-aware and offer more flexibility in operation than the classical hard-disk drives. The Crucial solid-state drives will be available in two flavors: the 32 GB and the 64 GB versions, dep...	3 January 2008 02:53 GMT

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