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Super Talent Introduces PCIe and Mini PCIe Flash Modules

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Super Talent showcases its new PCIe and Mini PCIe FDMs

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.

The CoreStore MV and MP also feature 8-channel Marvell controllers and up to 64MB of DDR2 DRAM for an additional performance boost. You can view the full specifications and associated data sheets at Super Talent's website.

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  • jerrspud 15 February 2013 21:02
    is this news or an ad?
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  • bucknutty 15 February 2013 21:29
    Can these be used as boot drives? Where can I get one? Is there a MSRP?
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  • retrophe 15 February 2013 21:49
    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 15 February 2013 22:01
    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 15 February 2013 22:16
    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 16 February 2013 05:40
    This tech is 5 years old. Look up a revodrive if you care.
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  • sykozis 16 February 2013 06:49
    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 16 February 2013 12:29
    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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