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Wednesday, 28 October 2009 11:48

Kingston launches cheap 40GB SSD

Written by Fudzilla staff



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$85


We admitt it.
We're a bit spoiled, so we tend to write about the hottest and fastest hardware around. However, we're also cheap, and like to spend more money on our bar tabs than on our hardware, hence we like Kingston's new 40GB SSD.

Basically the SSDNow V Series 40GB Boot Drive is a no thrills, value drive that will leave quite a bit of money in your pocket. It's based on 34nm MLC NAND and it delivers 170MB/s read and 40MB/s write speeds. This is plenty, considering its MSRP is $115, and it even gets better if you get it with some rebates, as it could end up costing you as low as $85.

Sounds like a pretty nice choice for a system drive if you can't afford pricey high performance SSDs, but still don't want a mechanical drive spinning your OS all over the place.

More here.
Last modified on Thursday, 29 October 2009 13:07

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