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OCZ intros Vertex line of 2.5-inch SATA II SSDs
Engadget —
... What's this? A solid state drive family with prices not hidden deep within telephone menu trees? Yep, OCZ Technology is so sure you'll be unable to resist the speed and agility packed within its Vertex series that it has proudly produced MSRPs to go along with ...
OCZ Vertex 2.5-inch SSD
iTech News Net —
OCZ Technology announced the new Vertex SATA II 2.5-inch Solid State Drive series. The new Vertex SSD drives are MLC based SSD solution designed for consumers who ask for fast, rugged, and reliable solid state storage.
OCZ Vertex uses the SATA II interface and offers 200MB/sec read and 160MB/sec write speeds. It has 64MB internal cache. The Vertex series SSDs are available in 30GB, 60GB, 120GB and 250GB priced at $129, $249, $469 and $869, respectively.
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OCZ Vertex line of high-speed solid-state 2.5-inch drives launched
Obsessable News Feed —
... ready for market, this time a collection of high-speed solid-state drives, its 2.5-inch Vertex series. The drives, available in 30GB, 60GB, 120GB, and 250GB sizes, are supposedly capable of read speeds as high as 200MB per second and writes up to 160MB/s. Those specs make the drives comparable in performance to hard disk speeds. Part of the performance comes from the included 64MB RAM buffer integrated into the drives, larger than normally found on hard disks, allowing the drive firmware to optimize its reads and writes to the flash memory. ...
OCZ Offers High-Performing Solid-State Drive
InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs —
... at manufacturer suggested retail prices of $129, $249, $469, and $869, respectively. The series was released on Tuesday. As is typical for SSDs, the cost per ...
OCZ 2.5-Inch Vertex Solid State Disks Provide Semi-affordable Performance
The UberReview —
... for a pretty solid overall package, but when it comes to SSDs, what most people are interested in is price. The 30GB, 60GB, 120GB or 250GB versions retail for $129, $249, $469, and $869, respectively. For practicality 60GB is probably the smallest I would consider and I would feel more comfortable with a 120GB. For that reason, I am going to hold off for just a little bit longer, until we see a 120GB going for around the $250 mark; but the prices are dropping, aren’t they? [OCZ Technology via ...
