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application. Incorporating NAND ash technology,

SSDs provide enhanced storage drive performance

levels including faster boot and application start-up

times, easily surpassing rotating hard disk drives.

Free from moving parts, SSDs are noiseless, produce

minimum heat and are less susceptible to shock and

vibrations that can be challenging to traditional drives.

SSDs also improve battery life up to 20 percent in

notebook PCs.

BiTMICRO www.bitmicro.com

Expected to begin shipping in volume by Q3 2008 in

capacities ranging from 32GB to 832GB. BiTMICRO

Networks announced its plan to launch an 832GB

version of the E-Disk® Altima™ SATA ash SSD in

2.5-inch form factor. The E-Disk® Altima E2A3GM

ash SSD will utilize the multi-level cell (MLC) type

of NAND ash, which doubles the number of bits

stored per memory cell compared to the single-level

cell (SLC) NAND, effectively increasing data density

at low price points. The drive offers SATA 3.0 GBps

support and “hot pluggable” capabilities to personal

computing and enterprise applications requiring high

capacity and high performance yet affordable solid

state storage.

Crucial (Lexar Media)

www.crucial.com/ssd

Available the 1Q of 2008 in capacities

of 32GB and 64GB feature an industry

standard 2.5-inch drive enclosure with

a native SATA 3.0GB/s interface.

Ridata www.ritekusa.com

Available now the Ridata 2.5” SATA SSD drives

are based on NAND ash

technology. NAND

technology also provides

the drive’s fast data transfer

rates of up to 170MB

per second for maximum

sequential read. Its

reliability is proven by more

than 4,000,000 hours Mean Time Between Failures

(MTBF). With SMART features and write endurance

cycle (P/E) of more than 2,000,000 times. It is

among the lightest-weight storage drives available.

It is excellent for performance-driven and rugged

environments, such as laptops, gaming, industrial,

professional, and military applications.

The drive requires only a ve-volt power supply.

Because of its low-power consumption, user time

on a laptop or other mobile computing application

is dramatically extended. The use of NAND ash

enables consistent performance throughout the life of

the product, can handle operating temperature up to

158˚F, and have extremely low power consumption in

comparison to a traditional hard drive. Available now

in 16, 32, and 64 capacities the 128 GB SSD’s will be

available end of Q1 2008.

Samsung www.samsung.com

They will produce a multi-level cell (MLC) ash-

based 128 Gigabyte (GB) solid

state drive (SSD) in 1.8-inch and

2.5-inch versions for notebook

and desktop PCs, as well as other

mobile applications. The new

drive offers a data writing speed

of 70 megabytes per second

(MB/s). It reads data at 100MB/s.

Featuring a 3.0 gigabit-per-second SATA II interface,

the new 128GB SSD uses native command queuing

and spread-spectrum clocking to add to its higher

performance levels. It also features device/host-

initiated power management for an exceptionally low

power consumption level of 0.5W in active mode.

The rate the mean time between failures (MTBF) of

one million hours. They have a 32GB PATA SSD and

64GB available now. The 128GB SSD is expected in

the rst half of 2008.

SanDisk www.sandisk.com

Joining SanDisk’s growing portfolio of solid-state

drives (SSDs) for portable computers is a slimmed-

down 1.8-inch Serial ATA (SATA II) model that is

aimed at a new generation of ultralight notebooks.

Designed to be a drop-in replacement for hard disk

drives, the new SATA drive is just 5mm thick and

weighs 40 grams – about 30 percent less than a same-

size hard disk drive. It uses a SATA II interface and

an industry standard micro SATA connector, and

consumes only .85 watts in read/write mode and

.2W when idle. Availability is planned for the second

quarter of 2008 in capacities of up to 72 gigabytes

(GB). PC manufacturers are expected to launch the

new thin and light laptops for the corporate market

later this year.

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