ADATA Introduces XM13 mSATA Solid State Drives

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ADATA joins the likes of OCZ, Intel, SanDisk, Kingston and others to the mSATA SSD market. The XM13 will be available in 30 GB and 60 GB capacities. The XM13 utilizes a SATA 3.0 Gb/s interface, 25nm MLC (multi-level cell) NAND flash memory, and utilizes a SandForce controller. The drive is designed for compact devices and Intel Z68 motherboards that utilize Intel's Smart Response Technology.

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  • house70
    Still more than $2/Gb...
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  • soundping
    Still a over priced thumb drive. lol
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  • jacobdrj
    I'd love this if I could find a laptop that would support it... Does anybody have a list/resource to look at to determine what laptops have msata?
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  • Homeboy2
    Here come the stupid " I want a SSD for a dollar" comments.
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  • gogogadgetliver
    Ah such timing. I'm just about to RMA a different SSD from ADATA. Jackholes.
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  • JohnnyLucky
    Are the ssd's offered by Adata manufactred/assembled by Adata or are they rebadged?
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  • drwho1
    homeboy2Here come the stupid " I want a SSD for a dollar" comments.
    Silly, I would gladly pay $20 dollars for a 60GB SSD.
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  • ProDigit10
    if there are no issues with booting from this device it could be a nice netbook drive!
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  • jacobdrj
    ProDigit10if there are no issues with booting from this device it could be a nice netbook drive!The question is: What netbooks have MSATA?
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  • agnickolov
    What I find really hard to believe is the weight. 7 grams? That's what's called feather-light, literally...
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