Crucial, a well established brand in the memory market has recently released a low-budget fast Solid-state Drive, the CT128M225. The drive uses a Indilinx Barefoot controller and a 64MB cache by Elpida Memory; a reliable configuration that we have already seen in other competing products by OCZ Technology and Patriot Memory. Could Crucial's storage solution make the difference?

- Product Features

An Alternative
Crucial's M225 series solid-state drive is a better alternative to a traditional hard drive in notebook PCs. No moving parts provide for a quieter, cooler, and more durable storage solution designed for the demands of mobility.

Improves Performance
Solid-State technology brings a new level of performance and reliability to netbook and notebook storage. With read speeds up to 250MB/s the Crucial M225 series can improve boot and application load times.

Guaranteed Compatible
Crucial M225 series employ a standard hard drive interface and dimensions, so it is an easy storage upgrade for most notebooks

- Features

• Available in 256GB, 128GB, 64GB capacities
• 128GB Max Performance
  • Read: Up to 250 MB/s
  • Write: Up to 190MB/s
• 64MB Onboard Cache
• Seek Time: <.1ms
• Slim 2.5" Design
• 99.8 x 69.63 x 9.3mm
• Lightweight 77g
• Operating Temp: 0C ~ 70C
• Storage Temp: -45C ~ +85C
• Low Power Consumption: 2W in operation, .5W in stand by
• Shock Resistant 1500G
• RAID Support
• MTBF 1.5 million hours
• 5 year warranty