Super Talent Introduces the UltraDrive MX3 SSD

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  • WithoutWeakness
    Nothing here really caught my attention until I read the last line. If this is going to be available with SLC NAND in the consumer version it could be very popular with some people who want the added speed and reliability. In all likelihood the SLC variant will be for datacenters and the MLC variant will be the consumer version.
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  • dingo07
    I'm guessing the SLC NAND versions will be out of reach of consumers because of pricing. We shall see...
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  • leandrodafontoura
    Unless its a 1TB class SSD, its not important news. Crucial M5 sets the bar now.
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