Super Talent Announces the ShuttleCraft SAS SSD

News
By
Published

Fancy name for a storage device.

Latest Videos FromTom's Hardware
Marcus Yam
Marcus Yam
Marcus Yam served as Tom's Hardware News Director during 2008-2014. He entered tech media in the late 90s and fondly remembers the days when an overclocked Celeron 300A and Voodoo2 SLI comprised a gaming rig with the ultimate street cred.
11 Comments Comment from the forums
  • jeffunit
    Sure it is a 'new interface'. Only it is over 6 years old. Like saying the intel core architecture is a 'new architecture'.
    Reply
  • warezme
    No prices? No care.
    Reply
  • nebun
    who cars about this stuff, we the middle class "american" citizens can't afford it
    Reply
  • Camikazi
    nebunwho cars about this stuff, we the middle class "american" citizens can't afford itCause it's not made for middle class citizens, these are enterprise products, made for well enterprises :P
    Reply
  • You probably some serious $$$ for this.
    Although the regular MLC SSD's should not be that expensive.
    Reply
  • drkambosha
    raid is much cheaper than those ssd drives
    Reply
  • nebun
    drkambosharaid is much cheaper than those ssd drives
    agreed, I have 4 ssd in raid zero and my system stutters big time. i am thinking of pulling those things out and build a raid 0 with 4 velociraptors
    Reply
  • cdillon
    Glad to see more enterprise SAS SSDs hitting the market. More competition means the insane "enterprise SSD" prices will come down, and that means I can spec better server hardware to fit my budget at work.

    And all I have to say to Nebun, who can't get 4 SSDs to run smoothly while the rest of us can get smooth response with just one SSD... "You're doing it wrong."
    Reply
  • Hovaucf
    If they want to compete they better be looking to match Pliant SAS SSD's.
    Reply
  • zachary k
    i saw enterprise and shuttlecraft, was not a external SSD that looks like a enterprise-d shuttlecraft. i got my hopes up :(
    Reply