This is fast turning out to be world storage week, or so it seems. A day after Seagate upped the hard drive capacity ante with its ultra-capacious 4TB FreeAgent GoFlex Desk external hard drive, Dell has begun offering the Precision M6600 and M4600 mobile workstations it launched back in May with the option of 512GB SATA3 Mobility SSDs, “giving users lightning quick 500MB/s read and 300MB/s write times.” What’s more, those interested in the M6600 now have the option of configuring the machine with more than 1TB of SATA III solid-state storage.
If you've been pouting all week because Samsung announced its first SATA 6Gbps SSD line -- PM830 SSD series -- would only ship to OEMs, you can go ahead and turn that frown upside down. The drive maker today cut the ribbon on the home consumer version and said it will start shipping its new SSD 830 series in October.
Remember Samsung's 470 SSD series? That marked Samsung's first foray into the retail SSD market, and we 
Hold onto your bootstraps because Intel's promising breakneck speeds with its new 510 Series solid state drives. The new SSDs sport a SATA 6Gpbs interface, making possible up to 500MB/s read and up to 315MB/s sequential write speeds. According to Intel, the 510 Series is the fastest consumer SATA SSD available today.
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