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

marketwire.com - 1/10/2009

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pureSilicon introduces world's first 1TB 2.5-inch SSD
Engadget — Pretec may have laid claim to the title of world's fastest SATA SSD, but it looks like pureSilicon has a feather of its own to put in its cap, with it announcing what appears to be the world's first 1TB 2.5-inch SSD drive. You may want to think twice about holding out for one of these in your next laptop, however, as pureSilicon is apparently specifically pitching it as a more energy-efficient solution for servers, datacenters, and supercomputers, with four of the drives able to deliver 4TB in the same space as a standard 3.5-inch hard drive. According to ...

World's First 1 TB 2.5" SSD from PureSilicon Is the Dream Drive [Ces 2009]
Gizmodo — ... innovative data storage architecture. Four of these drives can fit in the same space as one 3.5" drive, and pureSilicon claims its speed "approaches" the SATA II max of 300 MB/s. Unfortunately, it's targeted at servers and other large dull users like the military, rather than a sweet new consumer laptop. But now that the bar is lifted yet again, we're that much further along our quest for the One True Drive. The Nitro should be released sometime this year for an undisclosed price. [pureSilicon via ...

pureSillicon has world's first 1 TB 2.5-inch SSD for storage frenzy of course
Gizmo Watch — ... to hit that mark in storage, within thinnest of design with the drives promising speeds as fast as nitrogen. Four of these drives, presented in the Nitro series, deliver 4TB in the same space as standard 3.5-inch HDDs, all along guaranteeing low power demands. Such capacity drives my take a while before they are delivered onto your desks, but these maybe provided in servers and high capacity requirement spaces whenever it is made available sometime during the year. Via: MarketWire/[H]Enthusiast