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CES: BitMicro preps 832GB solid state drive for launch | |
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| Time: 02:44 EST/07:44 GMT | News Source: ComputerWorld | Posted By: Jonathan Tigner | ||
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BitMicro Networks Inc. today will announce that it is putting the finishing touches on an 832GB version of its E-Disk Altima 2.5-inch serial ATA flash solid state drive. Manufacturers can begin testing the new solid state disk drive this summer, Bit Micro said. The device is slated to start shipping in volume by late-2008, the company added. The company would not disclose pricing plans for the new drive. The new E-Disk Altima drive will provide sustained rates of up to 100MB per second and up to 20,000 I/O operations per second, BitMicro said. The device features a SATA 3.0 G/bps interface and is built with multi-level cell NAND flash storage technology, the company said. | ||
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