Hmmm...I wonder if that will be bootable?
Does anybody remember "RAM Disk" on the old school PowerMac machines in Mac OS 7 - 9? You could allocate part of your RAM as storage space and store files on the RAM. It was ultra-fast, but it got wiped out every time you restarted your machine. This is not actual RAM, but SSD Flash RAM. I wonder if this will be a bootable solution and if it will be much faster than a standard SSD. My SSD is the OWC 120GB and uses the Sandforce controller, has a max read/write speed of 285MB/sec. This thing could be able to read/write over a gigabyte a second, that would be amazing. You could run your whole system off just the base 50GB model and install it in RAM slot 4. Very cool. Hope it's Mac Pro compatible.
