I think you are doing a "brand split" - i.e. the terminology has been co-opted by branding to mean something, almost, what it used to mean. SSD as a "consumer

I think you are doing a "brand split" - i.e. the terminology has been co-opted by branding to mean something, almost, what it used to mean. SSD as a "consumer label" means really fast upgrade to a modern PC, one could argue. But solid-state-disks are a subject as old as the hills, and the phrase really doesn't necessarily mean performance, at all. It'd be better to describe it as "no-moving-parts storage", I suppose - less "brand theft" going on.