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    Hard drives have been lagging behind other components in speed for a while now. For the home user I see quad core and DDR3 as standard. There are already SSD drives on a PCI or its faster interface relatives. Still solid state drives have a long way to go, don't be fooled by this one, there... more

    Reviewed by tsjhkjthksjhsdfs Jun 09, 07:17pm ( 34 reviews ) • ohgizmo.com

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  • Rated by JaxSaint on Jun 17, 11:12am

    It would be really cool if it all worked and became the new standard.

  • Rated by poppechan on Jun 13, 7:13pm

    PCI-Express storage? I came.

  • Reviewed by fervidfrogger on Jun 12, 7:58pm

    From the page: "They even said that it would be possible to boot Windows in just one second." yeah, ehm, good luck with that one.

  • Rated by Kouros on Jun 12, 1:45pm

    If it happens, I'll be impressed. I'll be even more impressed when the price drops and it becomes mainstream.

  • Rated by fldav76 on Jun 12, 10:22am

    heavens to Betsy...boot windows in 1 sec?!!! that would rule the universe! and firefox cold boot in 1sec?!! sweet mother-in-laws! please pm me if you actually have proof that this works!!

  • Rated by goatAKAchupa on Jun 10, 4:34pm

    Sucks to blow a pcie slot on it, but if it works as good as the author claims, that might just be worth it. Given a bit more time and some bigger developers in the field, this could be the next hot upgrade.

  • Rated by tsjhkjthksjhsdfs on Jun 09, 7:17pm

    Hard drives have been lagging behind other components in speed for a while now. For the home user I see quad core and DDR3 as standard. There are already SSD drives on a PCI or its faster interface relatives. Still solid state drives have a long way to go, don't be fooled by this one, there are some cheaper, but when you look at this and current hard drive technology, its hard to wrap your mind around the price, and (in my opinion very) limited number of read writes. I wont be upgrading to solid state till its less than $100 USD for something around 250 Gigs.