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Old 7th Feb 2013, 10:41   #1
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OCZ bundles Far Cry 3 with Vector SSDs
Freebie available on 256GB and 512GB models.
http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardwar...r-cry-vector/1
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Old 7th Feb 2013, 12:42   #2
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The little thumbnail snippet thing says 512 MB? I didn't know they made SSD's that small...
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The little thumbnail snippet thing says 512 MB? I didn't know they made SSD's that small...
My Psion 3A has a 128KB solid-state drive. My Cambridge Computers Z88 has a 32KB EPROM, but while it's technically a storage device and technically solid-state, I wouldn't exactly call it a solid-state drive...
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The little thumbnail snippet thing says 512 MB? I didn't know they made SSD's that small...
A memory stick is basically an SSD isnt it? I dunno, someone more technical than me can tell the difference...

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I think flash memory refers to NAND(used for mem sticks ,thumb sticks and ssds) and NOR memory (used commonly in embedded applications)
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