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128GB RunCore Pro IV 1.8" PATA ZIF SSD Solid State Drive for Macbook Air Rev. A - REVIEW First, let me say that RunCore product is excellent and...
Macbook Air SSD Upgrade: Over 40x Faster
www.netbooknews.com Unbelievable 4K and random read and write speeds. You have never seen a Mac Air this fast!
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I bought the new generation macbook air 11 inches with 64 Gb SSD Memory. I would like to upgrade it to at least 128 Gb. Any possibility?
Macworld experiences mixed results with MacBook Air SSD upgrades ...
It's not surprising that for some owners of Apple's popular MacBook Air , the first thing that they want to do is supercharge their lightweight laptops with a bigger, faster flash drive....
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Bill Weiss says:
Jun 11, 2011
Just cracked open 's first-gen MacBook Air. I would swear we didn't pay for the SSD, but it's in there!
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(1 diggs) Toshiba Begins Selling MacBook Air SSD
Lucas123 writes "Toshiba has made the solid state drive used in the new MacBook Air generally available for use by equipment manufacturers. At just 2.2mm thick, the company said the drive represents a new form factor that is about one-third the thickness of a thin hard disk drive and that is 42% smaller than even a mini-SATA SSD module. The new Blade X-gale SSD series has a maximum throughput of 220MB/sec. and can store up to 256GB of data." Read more of this story at Slashdot.
Lucas123 writes "Toshiba has made the solid state drive used in the new MacBook Air generally available for use by equipment manufacturers. At just 2.2mm thick, the company said the drive represents a new form factor that is about one-third the thickness of a thin hard disk drive and that is 42% smaller than even a mini-SATA SSD module. The new Blade X-gale SSD series has a maximum throughput of 220MB/sec. and can store up to 256GB of data." Read more of this story at Slashdot.
