Also for the production of the 300 gigabyte 1.8-inch SSD is the new 25 nanometer technology base. The even smaller hard drives are, however, according to a report by fudzilla.com at the beginning of 2011 to the market to come. The new drives with 25 nanometer technology will be out for the 50 nanometer and 34 SSDs in the 1.8-and 2.5-inch format mean. Intel is all of his flash drives with the new 25 nanometer technology will provide.

Compared with the previous versions based on 34 and 50 nanometers, the new memory chips twice as large page-and block sizes of 8 KB or 256 pages will show.This doubles the storage capacity. The 160 gigabyte SSD will thus be the 80-gigabyte SSD to replace, which is covered by the program. The ceiling of 1.8-inch drives will rise to 300 gigabytes. The target group for these small wonders are probably memory in the first place not the end user and not the computer industry.

Maybe these drives are first come in camcorders or similar units of consumer electronics are used. While the 160 and 300-gigabyte SSDs as 1.8 and 2.5 versions will be offered, it is the large 600 gigabyte SSD probably be only a 2.5-inch drive. These drives could be, for example, in high Netbooks are used. Unlike regular hard drives SSDs have no moving parts. This means that SSDs unemfpindlicher to shocks and thus very well suited for use in mobile gadgets, such as, for example, the new tablets, suitable.