Intel takes another generation leap in solid state drives with the launch of the Intel SSD 320 Series, which will replace the existing units Intel X25-M SATA SSD. The main novelty of these new discs is that they are based on NAND flash memory chips of 25 nanometers. According to Intel, this new reduction of the reports can significantly increase the capacity of the units, which now reaching 600GB, and reduce the price by around 30% on the X-25M.
The new 320 series SSD SATAII interface maintained, with read speeds of 270Mbps and write speeds up to 220MBps. No figures are as high as 510 Series SSD, but its price is considerably lower. According to Intel, the prices of these drives will be $ 89 (40GB), $ 159 (80GB), $ 209 (120GB), $ 289 (160GB), $ 529 (300GB) and $ 1,069 for the larger capacity model , 600GB.
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The new 320 series SSD SATAII interface maintained, with read speeds of 270Mbps and write speeds up to 220MBps. No figures are as high as 510 Series SSD, but its price is considerably lower. According to Intel, the prices of these drives will be $ 89 (40GB), $ 159 (80GB), $ 209 (120GB), $ 289 (160GB), $ 529 (300GB) and $ 1,069 for the larger capacity model , 600GB.
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