solid state drive

It's a curious thing about consumer electronics: they often disappear as fast as they hit shelves.

Having trouble keeping Sony's slim VAIO S series laptops straight?

There are SSDs and then there are SSDs -- the Texas Memory Systems (

An Italian demonstrator gave us hope, but now we're empty inside -- the exceptionally thin 11.6-inch version of

Seagate and Samsung -- not exactly rivals in every facet, but certainly not buddy-buddy in the storage realm.

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Tired of touchscreen tablets that lack speed, a usable UI, or support for a ce

Mmm, now we're talking.

For years now, 2.5-inch SSDs have largely been too tiny (in terms of storage space) and too pricey to take seriously -- at least, for everyone except those willing to pay substantially more to ride the cutting edge.

For the past nine months, Intel's X25-M G2 has been the solid state drive to beat, and manufacture as it might, rival OCZ hasn't been able to mass produce a SSD capable of matching i

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This week's Ask Engadget question is coming to us from David, who's looking to get himself a boot drive that's fast, durable, fast, reliable and fast.