The market for flash-based solid state disk drives which act as drop-in replacements for traditional hard drives used in mobile and portable devices is heating up: Samsung announced today that it plans to ship a 64 GB solid state drive in the second quarter of this year. The announcement comes on the heels of SanDisk announcing a 32 GB flash drive only a couple weeks ago, and Fujitsu announcing solid state drives as an option in selected LifeBook portable computers.
SSD is something to look forward to, but right now it’s just far too expensive and is not worth it unless you really have a specific reason for it. The more announcements like these though, they quicker prices will decrease. Hopefully anyway.
Source: Digital Trends