ITPro: News: Super Talent unveils 128GB flash drive for desktops First off, i want one, secondly, i am curious as to why they are using IDE, when most boards now use SATA???
well, SATA has crazy fast speed transfer speeds, not actually sure what IDE's data transfer speeds are like capped at 100mbps while i think they usually achieve something closer to 44 mbps, so that just seems weird to me, that and the other thing is that most motherboards now don't have many IDE slots, or none at all. I even had a little trouble find and IDE optical drive
originally they were 33Mb/s but then they increased the speed to a theoretical maximum of 66Mb/s then 100Mb/s then 133Mb/s that's when SATA1 came out[ot]not sure if it's Mb/s or mb/s[/ot]