They’re here. After months of rumors that Intel was working up a new line of solid state drives based on sub-40nm technology, the chip giant has in fact today introduced two new SSDs that rely on 34nm process technology. Unfortunately, Intel hasn’t made it easy to distinguish between the new models and the previous editions, but that’s what we’re here for.For starters, you’ll notice that the all new drives are labeled X25-M. If you’re one for keeping tabs on Intel’s wares, you’ll realize that the previous version<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
They’re here. After months of rumors that Intel was working up a new line of solid state drives based on sub-40nm technology, the chip giant has in fact today introduced two new SSDs that rely on 34nm process technology. Unfortunately, Intel hasn’t made it easy to distinguish between the new models and the previous editions, but that’s what we’re here for.For starters, you’ll notice that the all new drives are labeled X25-M. If you’re one for keeping tabs on Intel’s wares, you’ll realize that the previous version Continue reading