Juniper Foo | Feb 11, 2008
Considering how much we've heard of Solid-State Disk's superior act over conventional spinning hard drives which are often prone to hard disk failure, it's only a matter of time before vendors get on the SDD bandwagon. First up with a large-capacity external version is Buffalo's 100GB model in its
SHD-UHRS series of external USB 2.0 drives.
However, as much as some of us would love to flaunt one, there's a hefty premium to be paid for being the Big Cheese among your tech geek pals. That 100GB Buffalo SSD will set you back a very pretty penny of US$636 (67,700 yen). Compare that to a 100GB Hitachi HD that's retailing for just US$90 (S$129) at the local electronics mall, and the consumer's choice is really very simple for now.
Via
Japan Today
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