Sata Iii..?

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  1. Santabean2000, Jun 14, 2009

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    Hello All,

    This whole dropping the SATA speed in the new MBP 13"/15" got me wondering about when we might see the new III standard appear in the notebook range.

    Some quick Google searching let me know that the standard has been released, but I guess it will take some time to filter through eh?

    No hurry I guess as the current range of SSDs are not up to that sort of speed (yet). But I also thought about the possibility of seeing double/RAID SSDs in a MBP one day soon too! Now that would fly, and need the appropriate connectors.

    Ideas anyone?


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  2. CoffeeWarrior, Jun 14, 2009

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    Mid 2010
     
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  3. Sneakz, Jun 14, 2009

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    Hold your horses. Apple still has to catch up to SATA 2 first :D
     
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  4. CoffeeWarrior, Jun 14, 2009

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    Ohh Snap :D
     
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  5. imthekuni, Jun 14, 2009

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    Haha seriously
     
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  6. alphaod, Jun 14, 2009

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    Didn't you hear Apple will be using PATA drives next?
     
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  7. m85476585, Jun 14, 2009

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    They dropped the Expresscard slot because they are working on an ISA expansion slot. I hear the bandwidth is a whopping 8Mb/sec. I'll finally be able to put this ancient dial-up modem to good use, unless they make it a "standard" MicroISA slot, then I'll need a $29.99 adapter.

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