[citation][nom]Ciuy[/nom]the ioDrive is an SSD on steroids and btw that costs like what? 15000$ ?[/citation]
You missed the whole point of my post.
This is a completely new technology, how much do you think it will cost starting out? SSDs can already do better than this technology claims it will be able to do Eventually (And when is that? 3 years? 5 years? 10 years?).
With SSD prices and dropping and capacities rising, what do you think the state of the SSD market will be when this technology is actually marketable?
[citation][nom]Ciuy[/nom]i forgot anyway something no1 will buy....theres always something better but its price is outrageous. You can get a 100$ CPU Beat a 500$ CPU with the liquid cooling and stuff but no1 wants that cause its outrageous expensive. io is crap[/citation]
Jesus Christ
Your lack of comprehension of English is only trumped by your lack of comprehension of the subject at hand.
There are still people that buy that $500 processor, some for the guarantee that it clocks that high (or for the guarantee of a specific stepping), some for the warranty while attaining higher clocks (such as businesses), and some out of ignorance and abundance of monetary wealth.
And that doesn't even apply to hard drives. You can't overclock a Hard Drive, and SSDs offer the best performance, there is no other commercially available technology that provides better performance to the consumer. This article doesn't take price into account, and if it were a cheaper technology I'm sure Tom's would have mentioned that.