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Seagate Unveils New Solid State Drive Lineup | News & Opinion | PCMag.com

yes, 480 Gbytes in a 5 mm thick package - I read it 2x (and then used a CRC check) to make sure it was right

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I dunno... I would still take my OCZ SSDs over a FailGate drive. Kingston or Crucial would be 2nd on my list.

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