I've been using SSDs in servers now for about 5 years and what would be really valuable to me as part of the review, would be to indicate performance in a RAID environment. We use RAID 5 in 9 HP and Dell servers and have found that some of the controllers complain about using consumer grade SSDs. In fact, even some data center grade SSDs throw up warnings when running with the standard RAID controller. The first SSDs we used were Intel and although they ran very well when compared with mechanical drives, their 3 GHz operation was soon crushed by the advancing speed of consumer grade SSDs. More recently, I have found that some of the newer ones, like the Crucial M500, did not work very well with Dell Perc servers. We wound up not using the hardware RAID controller with the Crucial drives and instead used Microsoft Storage Pools, essentially software RAID.
Running some tests with a couple of standard RAID controllers -- HP 420i or Dell Perc 6/i or LSI MegaRAID -- to see if an SSD line is compatible would be very useful. It would be interesting to see the performance benefits of using SSDs in a RAID striping environment which is where we see database and web servers headed.