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All solid-state drives to be backed by a three-year warranty as standard.
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All solid-state drives to be backed by a three-year warranty as standard.
Now if they can just triple the capacity and halve the price, they just might get me interested. :D
I'm not holding my breath, by the way.
Why havent hard drive manufacturers made any SSD's?
They're getting there slowly... I know Western Digital were looking into it.
I think the problem is that the RAM companies were the obvious candidates, dealing with this type of stuff all the time.
It's not really an industry that HD manufacturers have expertise in.
not far wrong on that one going on WD's immensely disappointing and heavily overpriced first ssd!Quote:
Originally Posted by snootyjim
http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=24754 - Seagate are trying.. Seems like a brilliant idea as well!
Different discipline effectively. S'why memory/chip companies do..Quote:
Originally Posted by OilSheikh
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Originally Posted by OilSheikh
wd silicon edge
hitachi working with intel on SAS SSD....
The way SSD prices are I'd like a longer warranty. That's why Crucial's 5 year warranty would probably sway my purchase if I buy one in the future.