Back in April of 2008, Toshiba proclaimed that the notebook’s future was in flash and SSD. Looks like it’s making good on its own prophecy, doesn’t it? Just months after announcing a half-terabyte sized solid state drive for 2009, the company has just unveiled its first (and the world’s first, so it claims) notebook with a 512GB SSD within. Impressive, no matter how you slice it. More specifically, it’s the planet’s first laptop configured with an eSATA second generation 512GB solid state drive, and it’s the<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Back in April of 2008, Toshiba proclaimed that the notebook’s future was in flash and SSD. Looks like it’s making good on its own prophecy, doesn’t it? Just months after announcing a half-terabyte sized solid state drive for 2009, the company has just unveiled its first (and the world’s first, so it claims) notebook with a 512GB SSD within. Impressive, no matter how you slice it. More specifically, it’s the planet’s first laptop configured with an eSATA second generation 512GB solid state drive, and it’s the Continue reading