Kingston Introduces New SSD With TRIM Support

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  • Aoster87
    Everything looks impressive, though I will stick to Intel. $268 is a lot to ask for 64GB.
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  • doc70
    Wake me up when it gets below 2USD/Gb...
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  • alvine
    515gb ssd drive is almost 2 grand? wow you can build such a nice system for that.
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  • okoaomo
    Ill buy 4 of the 512GB when I win the lottery!!!
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  • theguy82
    No SATA 3? There will be a day that these are affordable. When will that be?...
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  • Gin Fushicho
    Make the 128GB 200 bucks and I'll purchase it.
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  • pocketdrummer
    HA! These prices are a joke. I'm sorry, but I'm not prepared to purchase an anorexic drive for the price of an entire gaming system.

    So, I'm guessing regular people will be able to buy an SSD with a sane amount of storage in 2012. Sadly, we may die before we ever see that happen, lol.
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  • pocketdrummer
    Gin FushichoMake the 128GB 200 bucks and I'll purchase it.
    I'm thinking that price for the 256GB model. I've got about 100gb worth of important system files on my main drive right now. Not to mention the second partition for my recording software. I can't buy a drive with that little space...
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  • cadder
    I'm thinking the same thing- they won't move much into the mainstream until they get to $1/GB. I estimate it will take 12-24 months for that to happen.
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  • SuckRaven
    SLC please.
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