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basicasic

9:19 AM on 3 April, 2009

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Just one word : WOW!

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ChaosDefinesOrder

10:12 AM on 3 April, 2009

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"making manufacturers think outside the box"

Totally, should hopefully see more of things like this given that the space constraint on SSDs is tiny (can make it any shape you want within reason) so you're not confined to 2.5" or 3.5" only

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GoldenGuy

1:56 PM on 3 April, 2009

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Yeesh, get a ruler Super Talent. Now I'll just remortgage my liver, and be back with the cash. Suffice to say, all this benchmark-busting stuff, isn't much use to Joe Schmo like me if I have to wait years before it becomes mainstream affordable.

Also couldn't help noticing that having to add a closer approximation of the capacity in parenthesis, does highlight just how misleading the gigabyte/gibibyte problem has become when you start dealing with numbers this size. I really wish advertising standards had addressed this ages ago.

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