On 02/06/2011 20:53, Michael Watterson wrote:
> Enterprise SSD maybe good. But lots of consumer netbooks have had SSDs
> that are slower than HDD. EEEPC 900 etc?

Interesting - what do you base this on?
The EEEPC was one of the first and according to the Wiki still seems to=20
perform better than your average HDD. Plus the fact it is a portable=20
device with a slower processor and (probably) supporting circuitry would=20
make it hard to compare to a fast PC that could take full advantage of=20
any advancements in HDD technology.
I imagine current technology has improved quite lot since these were made.
Are you saying in some cases buying a laptop with an SSD would result in=20
you getting inferior performance to a HDD?


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