Bla Bla Bla...really fast, power eficient, and no spin-up. I get it.
But what I don't get is what they are going to do about its limited write cycles. And how the heck are they going to get around the "erase then write" dilemma?
We've got manufacturers like Toshiba boasting a 500GB SSD system, but how is that a selling point when the OS they are using flat out says, "There are just too many caveats right now to work on?" However, kudos to Windows for releasing a new W7 beta, enhanced for SSD users.
What I want to know is:
Are there any experts out there that might have insight as to how they will fix these major issues?
But what I don't get is what they are going to do about its limited write cycles. And how the heck are they going to get around the "erase then write" dilemma?
We've got manufacturers like Toshiba boasting a 500GB SSD system, but how is that a selling point when the OS they are using flat out says, "There are just too many caveats right now to work on?" However, kudos to Windows for releasing a new W7 beta, enhanced for SSD users.
What I want to know is:
Are there any experts out there that might have insight as to how they will fix these major issues?