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Intel's X25-M Solid State Drive ReviewedPublished on September 08, 2008Intel jumps into the flash SSD market with the new mainstream 80 GB X25-M 2.5” flash drive, based on a smart controller. This SSD utilizes 10-channel MLC flash memory and it’s a real performance screamer. Read more |
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