[Brian]

The recent refresh of notebooks by Lenovo and others has given users new storage options by way of an mSATA port. Previously the ThinkPads, for instance, had such a port but it was used for things like wireless cards, never being properly enabled for use with SSDs. Now, along with Lenovo, vendors like Asus and Dell are making their mSATA ports SSD friendly. Good timing then for the Renice X3 mSATA SSD which comes in 25GB, 60GB and 120GB capacities and features a SandForce SF-1222 processor that drives 260MB/s reads and 200MB/s writes.

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[jaeger]

May I ask you with what program you did those amazing diagrams?

[Kevin OBrien]

We use D.A.N., Dynamic Assisted NeuroDesign for all out charts at StorageReview

Seriously though, they are all done by our in-house art-director Dan.