Mtron says its Pro 7500 is the fastest SSD around
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
austin @ May 15th 2008 10:05PM
well, technically, it isnt half true. its all true.
since it has the fastest write speed, and tied for fastest read speed, that makes it the fastest.
just think about, youll get it.
Aguiluz @ May 15th 2008 10:10PM
Priced to the Stratosphere?
Try EXOSPHERE!
zomg0t @ May 15th 2008 10:19PM
=O
Jayden @ May 15th 2008 10:12PM
Austin is right. It is the fastest. Go Austin
ethana2 @ May 15th 2008 10:25PM
If I could get the 8 GB for somewhere near 1/4 the price of the 32 GB, I'd probably buy it. They're trying to replace hard drives completely with huge capacities, but they stand to make more money if they recognize and monetize their niche. Make them fast, make them small, make them last.
...and I'll use a 1 TB HDD at home for real mass storage until SSD tech becomes truly economical.
ethana2 @ May 15th 2008 10:32PM
Heck, you know what, make it 4 GB. I can get by easily with 4.
Ace b @ May 15th 2008 11:25PM
I need at least 16gb's for software only.Maybe one for about 300 bucks?
And then everything else I would use a typical hard drvie.
Dognip @ May 16th 2008 12:09AM
I agree with Ace b
16 gigs with a reasonable price and use a 250+ USB external hard drive for your storage.
Matt @ May 16th 2008 12:23AM
ExtremeTech did a review on the Miron drives that was posted this morning:
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,2845,2305273,00.asp
kureshii @ May 16th 2008 5:34AM
All I can say is, at least they announce their prices, so I can go ahead and dream about how long it would take to save up for one...
Alex @ May 16th 2008 6:29AM
Call me when they make the least (expensive) SSD in the world or American or Canada or wherever they claim this time.
w00t @ May 16th 2008 6:56AM
*pops a 64mb SD card into a cheap USB reader*
Consider yourself called :)
Faiakes @ May 16th 2008 5:57PM
I contacted www.ssdisk.eu, today, about the 16GB 2.5" MSP 7000 MTRON.
The price is ... 372 euros not including the 21% Belgium tax !!!
As if...
I also asked about the MSP 7500 16GB but these are not coming until sometime in June and they have no idea about the price.
efranchi @ Jul 25th 2008 5:43PM
I am not so sure the new Mtron PRO 7500 is the fastest, check this:
http://forum.ssdworld.ch/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=32