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Green House Announces GH-SSD22A SSD

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Japanese company Green House announced the GH-SSD22A line of consumer SSDs in the 2.5-inch (9.5 mm-thick) SATA form-factor. Available in 32 GB (GH-SSD22A32), 64 GB (GH-SSD22A64), 128 GB (GH-SSD22A128), and 256 GB (GH-SSD22A256) capacities, the drives are based on Phison PS3107-S7 controller platform, with MLC NAND flash memory. The SATA 3 Gb/s capable drives feature 200 MB/s sequential read speeds, with up to 140 MB/s writes. Most common consumer SSD features, including TRIM, NCQ, 48-bit/1KB ECC, and SMART are available. The GH-SSD22A drives are expected to occupy entry-level price points with about $0.75/GB.



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Hopefully the actual price comes in for less, otherwise they may have a hard time selling.
 
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Drive is SATA 2.0, good for upgrading older laptops and stuff...But indeed price should be much more lower for this. Any comparison tests with some SATA 2.0 Kingstones or Crucials? Both performance/price would be interesting
 
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