Sandisk was announcing a whole slew of new products for 2007 with a heavy
bias towards portable media players. Although, being Sandisk, they also
had some innovative memory products. Notably their work on solid state
drives (SSDs) for notebook computers. Earlier this week Sandisk announce a
32GB SSD 1.8 drive meant to replace standard hard drives. The UATA 5000
is currently available to original equipment manufacturers and should be
popping up in notebooks soon. An impressive video of sub-40 second Vista
boot up times followed. Even more impressive was the time-lapsed video of
a SSD Vista boot up followed by a drop-shock test and subsequent
re-install of the SSD and re-boot of Vista.
Check it out at The Tech Lounge.
Sandisk at CES: New Media Players and Memory Devices
Posted on Saturday, January 13 2007 @ 14:06 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck