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ThaDon

4:52 PM on 5 January, 2009

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The more the better! Roll on 2009!

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Williamn

10:00 PM on 5 January, 2009

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Genius! These are the kind of connectivity options we deserve! Roll on 2009! :D

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BinnsY

10:29 PM on 5 January, 2009

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Sounds really good :D Hope the read / write speeds on that Expresscard version will be comparable if not better than a standard hard drive. If they are I'm sold :D

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ThaDon

10:55 PM on 5 January, 2009

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@BinnsY - well spotted with the Expresscard speed potential.. Combining a bit of SSD read speed with Sata-over-Expresscard is very juicy and tempting as a fast storage expansion option - i had been lead to believe that there was no performance gain to have here, but i now know that Expresscard can easily maximum support Sata speeds @ 1.5Gbps, making the interface useful if you don't want to splash out on a full-size system drive replacement

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BinnsY

11:46 AM on 6 January, 2009

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Was doing some searching about this and apprently the express card slots can handle around 300MB/s so no reason for the drives to be any slower than a normal SSD :D

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