Intel produces sound technology shocka
 

Fashion bag maker Intel seems to have been moving away from its roots lately, but it looks like its new SSD 730 series shows that there is still hardware life in the chipmaker yet.

Lately the SATA-based SSD world has been a bit of a snooze. Most current leading solid-state drives are pushing the upper limits of the 6Gbps SATA interface and can manage 500MB/sec in read-write bandwidth. This has made it difficult for anyone to tell the world "hey I am different."

The Intel SSD 730 Series Solid State Drive is a consumer drive which uses the same Intel-built controller and NAND Flash design that Chipzilla used on its Enterprise DC S3500 series.

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