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Indilinx is back, this time with a SATA III controller and now under the OCZ umbrella.

Beginning shipments in Japan equiv. to $200 USD.

The Crucial m4 128GB hasn't been talked about much in the media, but Chris thinks it's one of the best valued choices in the SSD market.

The Corsair Performance 3 uses the new Marvell Van Gogh Controller with SATA 6G speeds.

Zalman jumps on the SSD bandwagon and partners with SandForce for their highest performing offering.

ADATA updates the S596 with the latest JMicron 616 controller. Can the JMF616 turbocharge the S596 or does it stumble off the line?

USB 3.0 and SSDs are driving the storage market right now and OCZ has found a way to combine the two.

The highest selling SSDs are not always what you might expect. Today we look at one of the most common and least reviewed SSDs on the market.

A-DATA updates their flagship 500 Series; bringing new firmware features, accessories and capacity.

Patriot attempts to offer a low cost SSD, but did the Zephyr hit its mark or fall short of the target?

Smooth migration from one notebook drive to the new SNV425-S2 is this SSDs strong suite. Chris has all of the details.

Everyone has an external HDD, but A-DATA has the smallest and fastest you can buy.

Patriot isn't waving any flags in the highly contested MLC SSD battle. The new Torqx M28 blasts into the low cost segment.

Ever thought you'd be able to hold 128GB of storage inside your palm? Flash technology keeps improving and Patriot Memory make good use of it.

Same performance for less cost to the consumer.

Patriot comes through with an Indilinx Barefoot MLC SSD. Let's see if it can warp past the competition.

Super Talent has teamed up with Indilinx and has a new SSD that promises high speed and low cost.

G.Skill drops JMicron for Indilinx. Let's see if this allows the Falcon to really soar.

An MLC drive that is supposedly faster than Intel's SSD? - Let's take a look and see for sure.