Intel SSD roadmap revealed
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It looks as though Intel has learned a harsh lesson from the original line of X25-E SSDs, and is now planning to use multi-level cell NAND flash memory in its forthcoming Extreme branded drives. What's more, the master of silicon reportedly has a 600GB SSD in the works too. The gossip comes from a leaked roadmap that appeared on a couple of sites over the weekend, including French Apple site MacBidouille. According to the roadmap, Intel is planning a large-scale...
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