Super Talent Introduces PCIe and Mini PCIe Flash Modules

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Super Talent has introduced its new line of PCIe and Mini PCIe Flash Drive Modules that provide read speeds of up to 350 MB/s and write speeds of up to 220 MB/s. The module's ultra-compact form factor also makes them well suited for use in embedded applications, all-in-one PCs and notebooks and are available in a configurations ranging from 8 to 128 GB.

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  • jerrspud
    is this news or an ad?
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  • bucknutty
    Can these be used as boot drives? Where can I get one? Is there a MSRP?
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  • retrophe
    bucknuttyCan these be used as boot drives? Where can I get one? Is there a MSRP?I don" know if they can be used as boot drives but prices are nuts. Amazon has the CoreStore MP 64GB for $235.41. WTH? here's the link http://www.amazon.com/Super-Talent-CoreStore-Solid-SR64C8MP1/dp/B004YCUQV8
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  • halcyon
    Would you say that this Ad is a little lean on the details the audience might be interested in? Can they be used as boot devices? What's the MSRP? Oh, I see, I can look it up myself if I want any information. FAIL Tom's.
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  • dgingeri
    retropheI don" know if they can be used as boot drives but prices are nuts. Amazon has the CoreStore MP 64GB for $235.41. WTH? here's the link http://www.amazon.com/Super-Talent B004YCUQV8
    That's WAY overpriced.
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  • abbadon_34
    This tech is 5 years old. Look up a revodrive if you care.
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  • sykozis
    So, with the stated capacities....and read/write speeds....what exactly is the purpose? They're slower than SATA3 SSDs....and more expensive.
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  • tobalaz
    abbadon_34This tech is 5 years old. Look up a revodrive if you care.
    You sure this isn't an Apple product?

    dgingeriThat's WAY overpriced.
    Refer to above statement.
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