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>The main issue right now is that there's no industry standard in place for this type of technology, so it could be difficult to gain acceptance from PC makers
by fierarul 17y ago
>The main issue right now is that there's no industry standard in place for this type of technology, so it could be difficult to gain acceptance from PC makers and the like.
Yes, the author really figured out what the main issue is right there.
- pedalpete 17y agoI don't completely understand why this would be an issue with multiple near stamp size storage mediums such as sd or memory stick, etc.
- rapind 17y agoNot hard at all. Am guessing the comment was sarcasm directed at the articles author.
- robryan 17y agoHow Hard would it before for them to come out with some sort of container that fits into a normal hard drive bay that these can be slotted into and sata would be plugged into a similar place to it is for a normal hard disk drive.
- jrockway 17y agoTrivial. The main issue with the technology is that it doesn't work yet :) When it works, you can bet that hardware manufacturers will adapt it as necessary. And BTW, there are lots of SSDs that aren't laptop-hard-drive size. The ones in the eeepc are just mini-PCI cards -- very small.