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Intel X25-V Value SSD to get to 80GB in 2010

@ 2009/12/18

Thanks to a new 2x nm architecture, Intel will be able to introduce 80GB value drives that probably won’t cost you arm and leg. Intel also plans to continue with X-25 M – Mainstream and X25 E – Enthusiast drives, but these will end up faster and more expensive, compared to Value series.

Comment from Kougar @ 2009/12/20

G2 stays as the G2.

Good chance this will use "3" bit flash chips... shorter lifespan, lower write speeds, but high capacity at a lower cost than today's chips.

Comment from jmke @ 2009/12/20

I think it will be more like the 40gb Kingston drive

Comment from FireTech @ 2009/12/20

So what's the go here?
The 'current' X-25 M G2 will become known as X-25 V and the 'new' X-25 M will use the upcoming generation technology?

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