"The new line will consist of the S Series and N Series, both featuring a 2.5-inch form factor and billed as shock-proof, vibration-proof, energy efficient and literally noise free. The drives will also utilize an anodized brushed aluminum housing for improved heat dissipation and weight.
According to the company, the S Series will be optimized for AHCI Mode, support Windows 7 TRIM command and use JMicron controllers. The series will consist of three capacities--32 GB, 64 GB and 128 GB--with sequential read speeds up to 260 MB/s. Additionally, the 32 GB model will have write speeds up to 60 MB/s, up to 120 MB/s for the 64 GB model, and up to 210 MB/s for the 128 GB model."
S Series
- SSD0032S1 - 32GB - $99.99
- SSD0064S1 - 64GB - $149.99
- SSD0128S1 - 128GB - $249.99
N Series
- SSD0064N1 - 64GB - $169.99
- SSD0128N1 - 128GB - $289.99
Source: Tom's Hardware
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