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Imation today announced the availability of its Solid State Drive (SSD) solutions powered by Mtron. Imation's SSD portfolio includes the MOBI 3000 Series for high performance end users, and the PRO 7000 Series, ideal for enterprise, corporate and IT infrastructure applications with extreme performance needs.
Imation SSD MOBI 3000 powered by Mtron provides maximum read speeds of 100MB per second, maximum write speeds of 80MB per second, and random access time of 0.1ms
Imation SSD PRO 7000 can rapidly perform high capacity transactions utilizing Mtron's unique controller technology with maximum read speeds of 120MB per second, maximum write speeds of 90MB per second, and random access time of less than 0.1ms. With an enhanced solid state design, the PRO 7000 delivers improved efficiency by accelerating drive-intensive applications, reducing overall power consumption and enhancing lifetime reliability.
The Imation MOBI 3000 Series and PRO 7000 Series are now available in North America and Europe for a manufacturer suggested retail price of $699.99 U.S. and $1,159.99 U.S. respectively.
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Imation SSD MOBI 3000 powered by Mtron provides maximum read speeds of 100MB per second, maximum write speeds of 80MB per second, and random access time of 0.1ms
Imation SSD PRO 7000 can rapidly perform high capacity transactions utilizing Mtron's unique controller technology with maximum read speeds of 120MB per second, maximum write speeds of 90MB per second, and random access time of less than 0.1ms. With an enhanced solid state design, the PRO 7000 delivers improved efficiency by accelerating drive-intensive applications, reducing overall power consumption and enhancing lifetime reliability.
The Imation MOBI 3000 Series and PRO 7000 Series are now available in North America and Europe for a manufacturer suggested retail price of $699.99 U.S. and $1,159.99 U.S. respectively.
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Posted by Hypnosis4U2NV on Monday 10 March 2008 23:08
Cant wait for this to become cheaper and hit the mainstream.. Would be nice to put the entire Windows OS on one of these SSD's and have an instant on PC..
Posted by Dennis_Olof on Tuesday 11 March 2008 12:06
Harddrives are still going to be around for a LONG time, this kind of memory (technology) isn't going to be cheap.
Harddrives might be old, but they work and storage per megabyte is cheap.
Harddrives might be old, but they work and storage per megabyte is cheap.
Posted by neo1918 on Wednesday 12 March 2008 03:36
Given my experiences with Imation CD-R discs, I'd be scared to put my stuff on one of these.
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