pureSilicon Debuts World's First 1TB 2.5-Inch SSD -- Most Compact SSD per GB

pureSilicon ^ | Jan 08, 2009 21:58 ET | Tim Cox

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

First Solid-State Drive to Crack 1TB Also Offers High Performance, Low Energy Consumption; Designed for Server, Networking, Datacenter, Supercomputing, and Professional Media Applications

LAS VEGAS, NV--(Marketwire - January 8, 2009) - CES booth 72440/Sands -- pureSilicon Inc. is demonstrating the highest-density SSD available today: the 1TB Nitro Series. This represents a major advance for the storage industry since it combines maximum density with high performance and low power demand. Four of these drives deliver 4TB in the same space as a standard 3.5-inch HDD, so server footprint requirements and energy consumption in data-intensive applications can be considerably reduced.

The 1TB Nitro SSD is the most compact SSD per gigabyte: 15.40GB per cubic centimeter in a 2.5-inch form-factor -- at least three times greater than any other SSD on the market. This high density in a small form factor has been achieved through innovative engineering techniques coupled with advanced industrial design that yields an exceptionally thin enclosure.

This Nitro line of high-performance solid-state drives is designed for applications where data throughput and power consumption are paramount: server, networking, datacenter, supercomputing, and professional media. These applications require fast transfer speeds and involve the storage of massive amounts of data. pureSilicon has benchmarked these drives at speeds approaching the maximum bus speed of SATA II (300 MB/s).

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

I remember but managed to avoid learning how to do those plugboards...preferred to work on programming the new stuff....p***ed off the old timers....

[Marine_Uncle]

These type posts make me feel old! Heheh. The good old days in each generation technology advance. So much learned, so much now a bit fuzzy.

[AFreeBird]

Dang, I can put a TB in my new laptop.