Rumor has it that Intel is prepped to launch its new SSDs in the next two weeks. According to sources speaking to the
The Inquirer, the new solid state disks will feature that smaller
34nm NAND Flash developed by Intel and Micron. As usual, the smaller manufacturing processes should allow for higher density SSDs (as high as
320GB) at a reduced cost to manufacture. In fact, INQ says, "there will be drives big enough to replace the HDDs in most, if not all laptops." With Intel already
cutting SSD prices we remain optimistic that this rumor is true.
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