Corsair Gets Serious With 256GB SSD Comments
| Author | Gordon Kelly |
| Published | 12th May 2009 |
Comments for Corsair Gets Serious With 256GB SSD
Chocoa said on 12th May 2009
axle said on 12th May 2009
64Gb = £139.99 on play.com
Seems like good VFM....need to see them tested against the OCZ's to see how they fair.
Stewart said on 12th May 2009
Looks like they've heard you Gordon....
128GB @ £179.99 on ebuyer.com
Gordon said on 12th May 2009
@Stewart @axle - completely different models guys, very different specs:
http://www.trustedreviews.com/storage/news/2009/01/23/Corsair-Wades-Into-SSD-Waters/p1
axle said on 12th May 2009
Ahh my bad - There is a lack of detail which doesn't help in those adverts.
basicasic said on 12th May 2009
I know manufacturers have to 'make hay while the sun shines' with new tech but they do appear to be milking it with SSDs right now. There must be an enormous pent-up demand for these things once prices come down to realistic levels. Anyone releasing a decent 256Gb drive at an affordable price is going to clean up.
I was hoping they would be a bit more affordable by now :(
Xiphias said on 12th May 2009
@basicasic: I think an affordable price is probably going to be sub-£100, and we'll be well into 2011, or possibly 2012, before we get that.
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One hopes that if the road map mechanical drives took from the heady days of 20MB drives to now, that these beauties will be affordable,.... one day soon. In the meantime, it's Samsung F1 1TB series for me and my Home Cinema.
Thanks for the head up though Gordon.