On Thursday Corsair revealed two new 90GB solid-state drives (SSDs). Both drives have a SATA-3 6Gbps interface.
Tablet users may need more storage capacity in the future, and Samsung Semiconductor on Thursday announced it is now making its fastest solid-state drives for tablets and laptops with capacity of up to 512GB.
The SNIA has developed a specification that allows users to test solid-state drives from any vendor for their performance.
Here’s something that doesn’t happen often in the tech world: Intel recently upped its warranty from three to five years on its newest family of solid-state drives.
Consumer solid-state drives will have a break-out year in 2012 due to falling prices, which will make SSDs a primary storage option for mainstream users, Gartner…
