Intel Centrino 2 to bundle SSDs

Posted on Friday, May 23 2008 @ 22:43 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Sources at PC makers line out Intel's plan to bundle solid state disks with the upcoming Centrino 2 platform.
Intel has named the product line Intel High Performance SSD and will mainly targeting enterprise, mid-range and high-end notebook markets.

Initial shipments of Intel High Performance SSDs will come in two versions – Client X25-M and Client X18-M – the former having a physical size of 2.5-inch and later 1.8-inch. Both will feature 80GB capacity and a SATA interface.

Intel plans to increase storage capacities up to 160GB by the end of the fourth quarter, and to 250GB and above in 2009, the sources added.
Engadget also published a promo video from Intel about SSDs:



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