TDK Announces Super-Small Solid State Hard Drive

[dbarrow]

http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=4180

TDK announced this week that it has developed the smallest in its class solid state NAND flash memory drive. The drive is roughly the size of a typical notebook hard drive but does not rely on mechanical rotating platters and read/write heads for operation. Instead, the tiny drive uses high-speed NAND flash memory and can store up to 32GB of data using sixteen 16 gigabit chips. ...

*What do you know... they finally came up with a drive Rich can't kill.

[Terry Hanushek]

Doug

*What do you know... they finally came up with a drive Rich can't kill.
How can you be sure ???

:peep:

Terry

[mylanta]

Hey I have not had a problem with any of my own drives dying since converting to sata 2 years ago. I have every original hard drive. I have had 2 Seagate drives go for clients is all, and one failed to work at all out of box.