The SSD Review

Sandisk U5000 32Gb SLC SSD Review

Les Tokar August 18, 2007 0

First and foremost, I’m going to start with my conclusion on my switch to using an SSD drive in a laptop, I LOVE IT!. Sorry to be loud but this review covers why I feel this way. As a bit of a background, I just received my crimson red Dell XPS M1330 which has the following specs: Processor: Intel T7300 …

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