Mach Xtreme Technology has unveiled a new 1.8-inch SSD series, micro-SATA MX-MDS. Based on SandForce's SF1222 controller, the new MX-MDS delivers an enhanced mobile computing experience with much faster application loading, ultra-fast data access, shorter boot-ups, and longer battery life of all laptops with micro-SATA interface, he vendor said.
The MX-MDS delivers up to 285MB/s read and 275MB/s write along with the maximum of 30,000 IOPS, low power consumption (stand-by 0.5W / active up to 2.0W) and superior durability (1.5 million MTBF) compared to rotating hard disk drives, the vendor said.
Mach Xtreme's MX-MDS SSDs are available in capacities of 40GB, 60GB and 90GB.
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