Plextor released the M6M mSATA SSD in four capacities, 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB. All four drives use the same configuration, a Marvell four-channel SATA to flash controller, and Toshiba A19 ...

Welcome to our unboxing and detailed overview of the Crucial M4 mSATA 256GB Solid State Drive! In this video, we’ll delve ...

Both the M.2 and mSATA drives are available in 120GB, 250GB and 500GB versions with suggested prices of $80, $130 and $230 respectively. The mSATA version is also available in 1TB that costs $450.

The EVO mSATA models carry the same three-year warranty that the 2.5" models ship with in America. Samsung 840 EVO 1TB mSATA SSD 27 VIEW GALLERY - 27 IMAGES ...

The 840 EVO mSATA SSD line-up is available in 120 gigabyte (GB), 250GB, 500GB and 1TB, and achieves the highest level of performance based on Samsung’s proprietary controller and TurboWrite ...

Latest Videos From PC Gamer The Samsung 840 Pro drives are still the top-end of their SSD pile, but they've made the decision to drop the more consumer oriented EVO range into the mSATA configuration.

“As datacenter equipment becomes increasingly compact, Netlist is tackling space limitations with an innovative Flash product portfolio,” said Steve McClure , vice president of worldwide sales and ...

Samsung's new SSD 840 EVO mSATA drive packs its 1TB of flash storage into only four flash memory packages, each with 16 layers of 128Gb memory. Using Samsung's 10-nanometre process, the entire ...

Netlist, Inc. has announced two new mSATA modules. The mSATA mini SSD module offers storage capacity of up to 32GB with onboard 64MB DRAM cache. The mSATA slim SSD module offers storage capacities up ...

It's slow. And it was expensive, over $120. I knew there were mSATA to USB adapters around, but... there are now a number of inexpensive adapters that let you use an mSATA SSD in your PATA laptop.

I'd only really look for an SSD type external drive if you can get USB3.0/Thunderbolt on your new Netbook. Otherwise, buy a good quality USB 2.0/3.0 thumb drive which will still max out the USB2.0 ...

Among the SSDs they showed were the Plextor M6e, a M.2 form factor PCIe SSD, the Plextor M6S, a new 2.5″ SATA 6Gb/s SSD, and the Plextor M6M, a new mSATA SSD.