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Intel 710 and 720 series SSD specs revealed

Shane McGlaun, Jun 16th 2011 Discuss [0]

Intel has been pedaling some SSDs to enterprise and consumers for a while now and the enterprise versions of its SSDs have been a long time without a significant refresh. The specs on the replacements for the aging X25-E lineup of SSDs has now surfaced and the new 700 series are aimed at that enterprise like their forbearers. The new SSDs are the 710 and the 720. The 710 caries the codenamed Lyndonville and the 720 is dubbed the Ramsdale. Read The Full Story

Intel 320 Series SSDs debut: up to 600GB

Chris Davies, Mar 28th 2011 Discuss [13]

Intel has announced its latest SSD range, the 25nm-based 320 Series, replacing the existing X25-M and slashing prices by up to $100. Available in 40-, 80-, 120-, 160, 300- and 600GB capacities, the third-gen SSDs more than double sequential write speeds as well, up to 220 MB/s sequential writes, together with up to 270 MB/s sequential reads. Read The Full Story

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Samsung 256GB SSD 470 Series Review

Ewdison Then, Nov 24th 2010 Discuss [2]

It’s not often you find an internal drive where the manufacturer has given obvious thought to aesthetics, but Samsung’s new 256GB 470 Series SSD bucks the trend. From its Apple-style packaging to its distinctive casing, the SSD certainly stands out from the crowd. Has Samsung spent too much time on unnecessary design and not enough on performance, though? Check out the full SlashGear review after the cut.

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Intel 120GB X25-M SSD arrives along with price-cuts

Chris Davies, Nov 12th 2010 Discuss [2]

We're not entirely convinced that an SSD is everybody's idea of a great holiday gift, but if you're shopping for the geek in your life then the news that Intel has slashed solid-state drive prices and introduced a new, 120GB X25-M SATA model might be useful. The 80GB X25-M SSD now has an RRP of $199, while the new 120GB drive has an RRP of $249. Read The Full Story

Intel X25-M and X25-E SSDs third-gen update previewed

Chris Davies, Oct 6th 2010 Discuss [3]

Details of Intel's third-generation solid-state drives have spilled, with AnandTech getting their hands on the specifications. According to their source, the new SSDs are internally known as "Postville Refresh" ("Postville" being the codename for the second-gen drives) but which will launch using the same Intel X25-M nomenclature as before. Read The Full Story

Intel Sandy Bridge roadmap leaks

Shane McGlaun, Aug 16th 2010 Discuss [0]

Back in mid-July we learned that some of the Intel Sandy Bridge 32nm CPUs would be launching early due to a strong reception of the CPU design according to Intel. Other than a vague early launch date promise, Intel didn’t get any more specific on exactly when we would see the processors turn up. Read The Full Story

Intel X-25M and X25-V SSDs now in Best Buy stores

Shane McGlaun, Jun 23rd 2010 Discuss [0]

Intel has been selling its SSDs to a bunch of different OEMs for a while now. The Intel X25-M and X25-V SSDs are among some of the more affordable SSDs on today's market. Those looking to upgrade their notebook to a SSD can now buy the Intel SSDs at Best Buy. Read The Full Story

Intel X25-M 80 and 160GB SSDs Get Price Break

Evan Selleck, Apr 16th 2010 Discuss [0]

One of the best parts of having your own PC, is making it your own. You get to pick the parts that go into your tower, along with every other piece of accessory. If that's your thing, you can do pretty much whatever you want with your PC. The only trouble is, usually, the price. For example, when the Intel X25-M 80GB broke cover a little over two years ago, it had a price tag of $595. Luckily it took a price cut last July, getting it down to $225. But now it's even less, even if it's just for a limited time. Read The Full Story

Intel X25-V Value SSD: $125 for 40GB

Chris Davies, Mar 15th 2010 Discuss [1]

"Cheap" and "SSD" are not two words you generally hear in the same sentence, but Intel are hoping to change that - or at least head somewhere toward it - with their latest drive. The Intel X25-V Value SATA SSD comes in at roughly $125, significantly lower than the company have been charging for their previous solid-state drives, though as you might expect there are some compromises made to achieve that price-point. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Week in Review – Week 49 2009

Shane McGlaun, Dec 6th 2009 Discuss [0]

It's been a long week here at SlashGear with the build up to Christmas and Cyber Monday shopping and deals. We learned this week that the DoD had ordered 2,200 PS3 consoles to beef up their PS3 powered super computer. The PS3's are cheaper than buying the Cell processors themselves it seems. Read The Full Story

Intel X25-M and X18-M SSDs get TRIM fix

Shane McGlaun, Dec 2nd 2009 Discuss [0]

Users of the Intel X25-M and X18-M SSDs were not happy when they learned that the firmware update that promised to increase write speeds actually killed Windows 7 installations. Intel removed the firmware update that added support for TRIM shortly after the reports started coming in of the Windows 7 issue. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Week in Review – Week 44 2009

Shane McGlaun, Nov 1st 2009 Discuss [0]

The weeks are just flying by, time change is this weekend so I hope you aren't late for anything. The holidays will be here before we know it. This has been another busy week in the gadget world. HTC has confirmed that Android 2.0 smartphones are incoming and the HTC Dragon is the likely first Android 2.0 device to come from HTC. Read The Full Story