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March 30th 07, 02:28 AM
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1.8" solid state disk for Tablet Aviation PCs, NO ALTITUDE LIMITS!
In a previous article, said:
This is the first 1.8" SSD that I have seen with a female IDE connector (properly called micro-ATA). It is used in The popular Rumour has it that Apple is working on a tablet computer that uses a flash drive, and/or that they are going to switch the entire iPod line to flash drives. Apple is the biggest buyer of flash drives on the world, and probably get a pretty good deal on them. -- Paul Tomblin http://blog.xcski.com/ It's a house of cards, supported not on the backs of turtles but on bull****. Making the bull**** gooier makes the house of cards less likely to collapse, but is not necessarily an improvement. -- Alan J Rosenthal 
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