I opened up my Powerbook G4 A1139 today with the intention of putting in the Zheino mSata SSD and PATA adaptor that i had acquired to upgrade this machine, only to find a Kingspec SSD already installed! What a surprise! Now I have to decide which one I want to have in this machine.
This is the Zhenio mSata I bought along with the adaptor:
and this is the Kingspec SSD I pulled out of my Powerbook:
I'm inclined to go with the Zhenio, as it is 256 gb as opposed to the 128gb of the kingspec, but I am curious to hear if there are any compelling reasons to stick with the Kingspec?
This is the Zhenio mSata I bought along with the adaptor:

Zheino mSATA SSD 256GB M3 Internal Mini SATA SSD Drive 3D Nand Flash Solid State Drive for Mini PC Notebooks Tablets PC
Capacity: 256GB Interface: mSATA Dimension: 30mm*50mm Read/write speed: 500MB/s, 240MB/s Part Number: CHN-mSATAM3-256 Because there is a different storage-algorithm between manufacture and windows system/other prevailing computer’s system, the actual capacity will be slightly smalle...
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ChenYang mSATA Mini SATA SSD to IDE 44Pin 2.5 inch Hard Disk Case Enclosure Box White for Notebook Laptop
This adapter using JM20330 Serial ATA Bridge Chip. Case Size:70mm x 100mm X 9.5mm. This adapter is only compatible with 50mm size mSATA Mini SATA SSD. Not compatible with 50mm Mini PCI-e SATA and Mini PCI-e PATA. Not compatible with M.2 NGFF SSD(B-key or M-key).
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and this is the Kingspec SSD I pulled out of my Powerbook:
I'm inclined to go with the Zhenio, as it is 256 gb as opposed to the 128gb of the kingspec, but I am curious to hear if there are any compelling reasons to stick with the Kingspec?
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