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Seagate’s First Solid State Drive

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Seagate has launched its first Solid State Device – Pulsar. It uses the Single-level cell technology and has a capacity of about 200 GB . Pulsar uses non-volatile flash memory instead of the rotating magnetic disks, that is used in the earlier technologies. Also the disk promises high efficiency and performance. Lets wait to find out their performance in the market.

Features:

  • Based on Single-level Cell technology
  • 0.44% Annualized Failure Rate
  • 200GB Capacity with 2.5inch form factor
  • Protection against power failure
  • 5 Years Limited warranty
  • SATA 3Gb/s Interface

There is no official news regarding the price of the drive.

Source: Seagate Press Release

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6 Responses to “Seagate’s First Solid State Drive”

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    Blog4Boys
    December 9, 2009 at 5:56 pm #

    Nice review
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    Ramkumar
    December 9, 2009 at 6:00 pm #

    Thanks Dude :)
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    Uttoran Sen
    December 10, 2009 at 8:27 pm #

    flash memory in HDD, that will be a nice thing to try out :)
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  4. Reply
    Ramkumar
    December 11, 2009 at 10:09 pm #

    Thanks Uttoran & Chetan :)

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