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Today Chris cranks up one of Transcend's latest Ultra series drives running off the Indilinx Barefoot controller.

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

DVNation kicks over an Indilinx controlled PhotoFast SSD that uses SLC Memory, very fast!

The Celeron 300A of solid state drives? An icon in the making, take a look!

During our visit to China last month, RunCore gave us one of their 32GB Pro IV SSDs. We hooked it up to our HTPC - Worth upgrading? Watch our video!

Flash memory has become a key component to nearly all technology, from cell phones to SSDs.

Kingston launches an entry level SSD that has a very friendly price. Today we'll find out if it performs well enough to earn our best value award.

SSDs are for power users, so why just put them in notebooks?

In this technology demonstration we show what type of incredible storage performance is available today and what to look forward to in the future.

PhotoFast takes RAID to a whole new level and strikes at Fusion-io.

The G-Monster V5 is marketed as the world's fastest SSD. Let's have a look and see if this holds true!

Crucial brings Indilinx power to their SSD lineup, but the price and warranty is what makes this product really stand out.

Corsair loved our Intel vs. Indilinx RAID testing and wanted us to put their Performance Series to the test. So here we are today with results in.

Corsair finds a friend in Samsung. Let's see how well they play together and with the new P256 SSD.

Kingston adds value to their X25-M retail kit and makes your upgrade painless.

Just a few weeks away.

Same performance for less cost to the consumer.

The Indilinx Barefoot goes both ways; MLC and SLC. After playing with the consumer drives, it is now time to check out the enterprise offerings.

Absolutely no problems at all with their SSDs.

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

DVNation sent over a great piece of kit. We look at the Silicon Power eSATA/USB SSD which provides more flexibility and speed than usual USB drives.

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

Touts snappier speeds and longer battery life.

Adds TRIM support and Performance Restoration Tool.