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I saw that new flash based hd. How long is a life on those things. I would like to swap my hd from my power book. If I put osx on a flash based hd what is the life before it gets erased and is the specs good .
Burst Read/Write:
100.0 MBytes/sec
Sustained Read:
40.0 MBytes/sec
Sustained Write:
40.0 MBytes/sec
Access time:
<0.04 ms
for a hd. I know the access time is very good but I think with the heat of the power book I won't be able to will I. It has a 5 year warranty. Im sure the price will be like 500 bucks but I will have to see.
or this one http://seagate.com/cda/newsinfo/news...3,2002,00.html its 2.5 but its scsi can i get a converter and fit it in my laptop or the new segate 300 gig 2.5 inch drive.
http://news.com.com/2100-1015-5062493.html?tag=nl
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Where did you get the idea that it's flash? It's not, it's just high RPM from what I read. Also, no way in heck you'll ever fit a 2.5" drive with a SCSI interface into your current powerbook. I think these are aimed at the enterprise market, in desktop machines.
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scsi works with the pcmcia slot. so I can have 300 gigs wow.
But is that flash based if I install it 2.5 inch ata will it be fast and also will it be stable for me to take places. My question is will it last for 5 to 10 years with the data in it.
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'cept that 90GB model is something like $40K!
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Hot diggity. A 90gig solid state drive? Good god what is this industry going to come up with next? Regardless, wow.

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I e mailed them about the price. I should be hearing shortly.
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The 90gig version is somewhere over $40,000. They haven't quoted an exact price yet as far as I know.
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No they didn't. That regester is a yellow press. If you know what I mean. I e mailed the company exactly for a direct source for a pricing.
I wonder how fast the speeds are!??!
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