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OCZ has released the Agility SATA II 2.5” Solid State Drive (SSD) Series, an affordable offering for mainstream notebook and desktop users demanding the latest technology in this fast-developing sector of the storage market. Perfect for notebooks and desktops alike, the OCZ Agility Series is ideal for energy-efficient mobile computing to extend battery life, increase the speed of access time, and provide a durable alternative to conventional hard disc drives with superior shock resistance. The OCZ Agility Series is the result of all the latest breakthroughs in SSD technology, including an efficient controller design, speedy 230MB/sec read and 135MB/sec write speeds, along with 64MB of cache.
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Toshiba has unveiled a new 12.1″ Dynabook SS RX2 that comes with a 512GB solid state disk. These ultraportable notebooks use the Intel Core 2 Duo SU9400 ULV processor and promise a battery life of up to 12 hours.

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Super Talent Uneveiled the UltraDrive ME and UltraDrive LE families of solid state drives (SSDs), with capacities ranging from 32GB to 256GB. The UltraDrive ME is claimed to offer read speeds of up to 200MB per second and write speeds of 160MB per second. The UltraDrive LE features improved transfer rates, with a maximum read speed of 230MB per second and write speeds up to 170MB per second. Internal testing indicated sequential read IOPS of over 13,000 and sequential write IOPS of almost 16,000.
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A-Data has showed off a 2.5-inch, 512GB solid state drive (SSD) at CeBIT show in Germany. A-Data revealed that the 512GB XPG is capable of reading data at 230MBps while write speeds are as high as 160MBps, though these have to be verified in real-world testing. The drive features a standard SATA II interface.
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Buffalo Japan has announced a new line-up of SATA SSD called SHD-NSUM. The SHD-NSUM is available from 30GB to 128GB (30GB, 32GB, 60GB, 64GB, 120GB, and 128GB). It sports a mini USB port to use it as an external drive and help to easily transfer DATA or clone your PC before installing your shiny new SSD.
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