I certainly don’t care to have an SSD in my MBP, but if you’re really itching to get one in your MB or MBP then give Expercom a call and they’ll take care of it for you. Of course, you’ll be paying out the wazoo for a 60GB or 120GB SSD. Your two options are to send your rig into Expercom, or purchase a 15-inch MBP with a 2.4GHz proc/2GB RAM/120GB SSD for $2,649 or a white MB with a 2.2GHz proc/2GB RAM/60GB SSD for $1,649. If you just want to purchase the drive itself for your existing laptop then you’ll have to fork over $600 or $900 and leave your precious in the hands of those at ExperCom for a few days. Because the SSDs are not covered by AppleCare, ExperCom will either service your Mac or re-install the HDD, which you get back with your SSD if you choose to swap them out. Sort of not worth it in my opinion.
via TUAW
They are faster though. Check the video they have on their website.
Looks like the SSD is slower at first.
Hi Peter,
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and support 1.5/3.0Gbps SATA I/II interface with read speed up to 230mb, write speed up to 160mb.
we would like to provide you more its informaiton, would you mind providing us your email?
many thanks!