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The Kingston SSDNow V Series 30GB Boot Drive will begin shipping in late February 2010.
ENGADGET: Kingston SSDNow V dips to 30GB size, lower price
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The new SSDNow V Series 30GB Boot Drive accomplishes this and more.
ENGADGET: Kingston SSDNow V dips to 30GB size, lower price
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With the Kingston SSDNow V Series 30GB Boot Drive on board, users will notice an instant improvement on their desktop's program load times.
ENGADGET: Kingston SSDNow V dips to 30GB size, lower price
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Available in a boot-drive sized 64GB model, up to 512GB capacity for mass storage, Agility 4 SSD solutions are backed by a 3-year warranty and will be available through OCZ's global channel.
ENGADGET: Agility 4 SSD from OCZ announced, already in stock at $150
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Like the unique mid-engine four-wheel drive Baja Boot that Vic Hickey built in the 30 days prior to the inaugural NORRA Mexican 1000 in 1967, the SRI EV1 will become living proof that innovation with an eye toward the future is a powerful concept that may never become obsolete.
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Here's how to create a boot disk that does let you access the CD-ROM drive.
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This, too, has a Core i5 CPU and 6GB of RAM, though its 500GB hard drive is paired with a 20GB SSD for faster boot-ups.
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Dramatically faster than a hard drive, the Crucial M500 SSD enables users to boot up their systems almost instantaneously, provides ample storage and powerful data transfer speeds, and easily addresses the multitasking demands of today's applications.
ENGADGET: Crucial M500 SSD review round-up: 960GB at $600 is cheapest in class, available now
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Sunderland cheers turned to relief when Florent Malouda struck the crossbar with a sweetly struck strike but Anelka was not to be denied as he found the top corner with an angled drive to claim the Premier League's golden boot award with 19 goals.
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It has deals with companies such as Dell and HP to embed its tracking agent into their computers' boot-up software, where it is more difficult for a thief to remove than from the hard drive.
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