Intel 335 Series SSD adds 180GB model
Intel's 335 Series is its first SSD to use flash memory fabbed on a 20-nm process. The drive debuted in October with a single 240GB model, and the range has now expanded to include a 180GB capacity. This smaller variant has identical performance ratings to its larger sibling, which boasts the best overall performance of any SandForce-based SSD we've tested.
Newegg has the 335 Series 180GB in stock already , but the price tag is a little high. Expect to pay $180 for the thing, which works out to an even dollar per gigabyte. ...
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