Super Talent SSD is the Thinnest

March 27th, 2008 | Category: Gadget News

Or so that’s what they claim anyway - the new 256GB SSD going by the model name FSD56GC25H measures 12.5mm thick, similar to what other taller notebook drives currently are but packing in way more memory. Not only is it 40% thinner than other 256GB drives, it is additionally comparably faster, featuring a read and write speed of 65MB/s and

50MB/s respectively. It is able to tolerate up to 1600G in a sudden drop without having your input inside compromised. There is no word on pricing, but logic dictates that is going to cost more than a pretty penny.

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