21 July 2009 9:17p Pacific

How to tell the new Intel SSDs from the old ones

by Matt Sherman

Intel today announced faster and cheaper versions of their very impressive solid state hard drives (SSDs). I didn’t see any ship dates so I guess they are making their way into the sales channel now.

Since the new ones and the old ones share the X25-M model name, you’ll want to know which one you are getting.

To get the new ones, you’ll want to look for a “G2” at the end of the model name. For example, the 2.5” 80GB new (34nm) version is SSDSA2MH080G2, whereas the previous (50nm) equivalent is SSDSA2MH080G1.

Data sheets from Intel are here.

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