Stefan Mileschin

The proliferation of solid-state disk vendors on the market today has fostered competition and driven prices to rock-bottom levels. Prices as low as $0.22 per GB are common, and while those rock-bottom prices are on disks that feature bargain-basement performance, they still make hard drives look obsolete. Taiwanese memory specialists Adata are among the vendors fighting it out at the low-end, but the company's showings at Computex right now include something a little bit different from the usual.

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