Wednesday, November 5th 2008
OCZ Technology Readies Brand New Core V3 Solid State Drives
During the DIY PC Expo 2008 in Japan, OCZ Technology unveiled that it will be updating its Core series of solid state drives. The third generation MLC (multi-level cell) NAND-based Core V3 models will bring higher read and write speeds that exceed 230MB/s read and 160MB/s write speeds, a lot more than the 170MB/s (read) and 98MB/s (write) offered by today's Core V2 SSDs. The new Core V3 SSDs will come in a 2.5-inch form factor, and will boast a SATA 3.0G Gbit/s interface. Most likely OCZ will release models that range from 32GB to 256GB in capacity. The rest of the details are still unknown.
Source:
AKIBA PC
7 Comments on OCZ Technology Readies Brand New Core V3 Solid State Drives
Just like RAM they have options (dual channel, quad channel), they can RAID internally (my old OCZ Rally flash drive did this) and keep adding more speed that way.
Edit: yay for 1k posts
@spearman914: Congrats, I'm almost 3/4 of the way there :D