Intel announced its new SSD 330 Series of solid state drive using SATA 6Gbps interface, which is designed to provide budget-conscious consumers with a more affordable entry into the accelerated storage performance of SSDs. Based on Intel’s 25nm MLC NAND flash memory and using SATA III 6Gbps, the SSD 330 utilizes SandForce;s SF-2281 controllers, instead of Intel’s own chip.

Intel announced its latest solid state drive, the SSD 520 series using Intel’s 25nm NAND memory process technology. To deliver enhanced performance for PC enthusiasts, gamers, professionals or small-medium businesses (SMBs), Intel’s new SSD uses SATA III interface and an LSI SandForce flash storage processor with an Intel co-defined and validated firmware release.

Intel announced its third generation solid state drives, the SSD 320 series based on 25nm NAND flash memory. Built on X25-M SATA SSD and based on 25nm NAND, the …

Intel announced its new SSD 510 series solid state drive with 6Gbps SATA interface. According to Intel, the new SSD outperforms 10,000 RPM HDDs by 50 percent. With 6Gbps SATA, the SSD 510 provides a sequential read speeds at up to 315MB/s, more than triples the sequential write speeds of Intel’s current 3Gbps SSDs.

Intel announced its new Solid-State Drive (SSD) 310 Series, an ultra-small solid-state drive (SSD) that delivers Intel X25-class award-winning SSD performance, but in one-eighth the size. The tiny SSD measures 51mm x 30mm and is just 5mm thick, ideal for low-power, rugged embedded industrial or military applications.

Intel launches two new models in its X25-M G2 series of solid state drives, the 80GB SSDSA2MH080G2K5 and the 120GB SSDSA2MH120G2K5. Both of them use Intel’s SSD controller, of course. The 2.5-inch SSDs are based on 34nm MLC flash memory.

Complementing the X25-M series, Intel announced the X25-V Value entry-level solid state drive that is priced at $125. Available in 40GB capacity, the X25-V uses 34nm NAND flash memory …

Intel announced that it is moving to the more advanced manufacturing process for its X25-M Solid State Drive. According to Intel, the move to 34bm can lower the prices of the X25-M SSDs up to …

Kingston ships the SSDNow M series bundle kit the come with either a 80GB or 160GB Intel X-25M SATA SSD. …

Kingston announced the first two products of its SSDNow line of SSD (Solid State Drive), the SSDNow E Series and the SSDNow M Series, designed for enterprise server environment and notebook PC, respectively.

The Kingston …