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More and more owners of notebooks with SSD want to swap their product for a notebook with a traditional hard drive disk, states research firm Avian Securities. SSDs are known as expensive, but fast. They also seem to have less capacity, but are saving real energy... So, what do you choose? The fast energysaver with lower capacity or the less expensive storager called a hard drive disk?
Researcher Avi Cohen from Avian Securities states that major manufacturers get twenty or thirty percent of their sold notebooks with SSD back. In the report Cohen also states that only two percent of the with HDD-equipped notebooks are returned. All these conclusions are based on a recent trip to Asia's computer manufacturers. No names are called.
Thirty percent of the with SSD-equipped notebooks are returned, but 10-20% are returned because of a malfunction. The rest is returned because of disappointing performances. Dell was the first manufacturer to offer SSD-equipped notebooks. The company didn't want to tell how many notebooks were returned, but in some cases (like when using an e-mailclient) HDDs work better than SSDs.
Currently Samsung and Dell are working on a new SSD... This new version will not have these problems, they promise.
What do you think?
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