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The famous OCZ Technology Group has just unveiled its brand new OCZ Sata II Solid State Drive, which promises to run at light-speed. In fact, its reads speed is set at 120 MB/sec while its write speed is of 100MB/sec. The SSD is available in two flavours namely: 32 Gb and 64GB. Other features include: 100.2 x 70 x 9.5mm, 77g, Shock Resistant 1500G , RAID Support and MTBF 2 million hours.
No word about its price or the release date. If you want to know more visit this page.
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