In a bizarre move, Buffalo have brought a monster of an SSD to market and done the unthinkable. They have made it USB 2.0 instead of SATA. I am all for external USB drives, but you would think they would have made this into an awesome little internal model. Perhaps if you cough up the $990 that this SSD costs you will want to show off your purchase. Other than that, I cannot think of any reason why someone would want a 100GB external SSD drive. I mean, there are perfectly good 1TB options that cost much, much less. 100GB is fine for an internal drive. It is enough to handle an operating system and a core software set. Let’s keep the external drives for storage and put the SSDs where they can actually do some good, inside the machines.
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3 responses
Sep 8, 2008 at 11:34 pm
hi. There. You. Are. Right. A. External. Ssd. Drive. Dose. Not. Make. Much. Sense. Because. I. Play. High. End. Video. Games. Like halo. I. Would. Benafect. From. A. Internal. Ssd. Drive. Or. A. Whopping. 20,000. Rpm. Raptor. Can. I use. The. External. Ssd. Drive. On. X-box. 360. So. I. Can play. Halo. With out. The. Hard. Drive
Jan 16, 2009 at 5:01 am
Hello.You.are.wrong.An.100GB.SSD.would.help.many.people.perfectly.in.your.car.connected.to.your.car.media.player.
Oct 10, 2009 at 10:43 am
I think the first two posters missed the point. I have two laptops which I use interchangeably for development and synchronizing them using a standard NAND USB flash drive is incredibly sluggish when writing 1000’s of small files. An external USB mechanical drive performs acceptably, and I would expect that an external SSD would perform better again. I intend to buy one, but $990.. hmmm…
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