Foremay releases world's first 2.5" SATA 2TB SSD

Foremay, an OEM SSD manufacturer, has released the world's first 2TB SSD drives with a standard 2.5" SATA interface. Both new models seem to only be available for OEM and industrial applications though at this stage.

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Sounds too good to be true?

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WOW....means that we will get the products like this later for retails. Awesome.

512GB SSDs should be mainstream by the end of this year. So expect higher capacity drives in retail in next year.

any info on the pricing ????

World's first HDD started with 2.5GB, and now the highest is 3TB.
Same will happen for SSD too. As the time & technology progress, we will expect more in SSD soon.

I hope SSD releases in full swing and with high capacities, so that I can finally buy normal HDDs at low cost!

That nice. But what we need more than that is the prices to be lower.

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still too costly.. but soon it will be affordable.

swordfish said:
still too costly.. but soon it will be affordable.

Nothing is mentioned/ leaked about the pricing, mate!

Neo said:
That nice. But what we need more than that is the prices to be lower.

Still we have to wait for nearly an year and a half,for getting hold of at least a SSD in the 512GB~1TB range.Of course those of whom are filthy rich...exception for them.

kg11sgbg said:
Still we have to wait for nearly an year and a half,for getting hold of at least a SSD in the 512MB~1GB range.Of course those of whom are filthy rich...exception for them.

what? 512MB...you mean to say 512GB rigt?

Re: Foremay releases world's first 2.5" SATA 2TB SSD

d6bmg said:
Nothing is mentioned/ leaked about the pricing, mate!

prices will drop very quickly. because SSDs are based on semiconductors and there demand being widespread and their applications and uses being pushed into mainstream computing.
another factor is that with the size of media increasing.. like full 1080p Blu-ray and next gen formats like 4k resolution you need tons of storage and that too very high speed but at the same time you want to increase data protection and make storage compact. So recording equipment is a very big factor like in movies and personal use that is going to push the prices of SSDs lower . Sony is already implementing SSD based handycams. And as the volume and demand of the SSDs increases the price will drop .
by the next year probably either seagate / wd will go out of business... or we will see very close competition...

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a good read : Declining PC Sales Not Derailing SSD Market in 2012

one more thing people forget is that the use of SSDs is not only limited to PC.s unlike HDD. Potential uses of SSD is limitless.

1. SSD based video players
2. SSD based memory in phons
3. SSD portable drives
4. SSD based music players
5. SSD based recording in TVs
6. SSD consoles

and the list goes on.

^^Thanks Friend,for your info. & data.
At least Hope is arising...

@josin,it is 512GB...sorry for the mistake mate,corrected.

Samsung 120GB 840 Series 2 5" Solid State Drive MZ 7TD120 | eBay

for 95 $ .... that works out to 0.8$/GB

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I think the next big thing this year will be the FUSION DRIVE architecture. Apple already made it available on iMac and Macbook pro.

We need such technology with moderate pricing. Western Digital is planing to launch it in the open market.

Tech&ME said:
I think the next big thing this year will be the FUSION DRIVE architecture. Apple already made it available on iMac and Macbook pro.

We need such technology with moderate pricing. Western Digital is planing to launch it in the open market.

well fusion drive is nothing but rearranging the data in a SSD in a different organized manner and most probably since its apple its a proprietary file format. i dont think its going to be very successful unless it offers a huge speed difference / extremely low latency.

S

d6bmg said:
Nothing is mentioned/ leaked about the pricing, mate!

Well SSD is still not cheap in current market so its obvious that new one wont be cheap.. Think !

S

Foremay's drives may be out of range of most consumers when the price tag is eventually revealed.