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Media Products Unveils 82MB/sec Dell® Mini 9 SSD Upgrade
New
PCIe SSD Uses Phison® Controller, MLC NAND Flash and PATA Interface
to Achieve New Performance Levels in Mini 9
May
27, 2009
- Active Media Products announced today new 16GB and 32GB PCIe
SSDs designed specifically for Dell Inspiron® Mini 9 upgrades
that delivers sequential read speeds up to 82MB per second and sequential
write speeds up to 38MB per second.
Part
Number |
Description |
Exp.
Street Price |
N16G-HMPCIE2 |
16GB
Half Mini PCIe SSD for Dell Mini 9 Upgrade |
$65.95 |
N32G-HMPCIE2 |
32GB
Half Mini PCIe SSD for Dell Mini 9 Upgrade |
$119.95 |
These new
SSDs incorporate a Mini PCI Express connector in tandem with Parallel
ATA signaling as used in the Dell Mini 9. Furthermore the mounting
holes were positioned precisely for the Mini 9, and both these SSDs
have been tested extensively in the Mini 9 to ensure complete compatibility
for hassle-free upgrades. Based on a Phison PATA-to-NAND controller,
advanced features like ECC and wear leveling come standard. Both these
SSDs will begin shipping to resellers in the next two weeks. "These
new Half Mini PCIe SSDs are twice as fast as other Mini 9 storage
options, and will give a welcome performance boost to millions of
Mini 9 users", said Jerry Thomson, vice president of marketing
at Active Media Products.
ABOUT
ACTIVE MEDIA PRODUCTS
Based in
the heart of Silicon Valley, Active Media Products LLC is dedicated
to developing creative new media products that improve performance
and enhance the user’s experience. We envision unique new mobile
storage devices that are vastly more interesting than traditional
storage bricks, and we apply our product design and engineering talents
to developing exciting new storage products. Our focus on innovative
product development enables us to launch new ideas into the market
a step ahead of the competition.
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