Source: http://www.engadget.com/2009/08/12/oczs-indilinx-based-solid-2-ssds-bring-mlc-nand-to-the-masses/
Indilinx controllers are
widely viewed as some of the
best in the industry, and while most
SSD manufacturers don't have any issues charging a few arms and a leg for the privilege of ownership, OCZ Technology is hoping to bring the charm and pizazz of said controller to the general populace. The firm's newest SSD range, the Solid 2 crew, is comprised of just two models to start: the 60 (64GB) and the 120 (128GB). Designed to fit into 2.5-inch laptop spaces, these "mainstream" SSDs offer up 125MBps read rates and 100MBps write rates, not to mention 64MB of onboard cache and "unique performance optimizations to keep the drives at peak performance." We're guessing that it's referring to that oh-so-endearing
garbage cleanup system we heard about earlier in the week, but don't say you heard from us. Oh, and if you're curious about whether or not these are actually
priced for Joe Six Pack, it looks like you'll have to ping your favorite flash dealer to find out.
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