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Intel's 34nm SSDs are back in stock
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09-04-2009
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Intel's 34nm SSDs are back in stock
For those who missed our post in late July, after discovering a major firmware defect Intel ceased shipments on its just-released 34nm solid state drives. The glitch rendered drives inoperable when adding, deleting, or modifying their password in the system BIOS. E-tailers around the web quickly caught word of the problem and dropped Intel's Postville SSDs.
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