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		<title>WD&#8217;s first SiliconEdge Blue SSD launches, gets reviewed</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Remember when Western Digital picked up SiliconSystems for a song during the height of last decade&#8217;s Great Recession? Here we are a year later looking at the first fruit of that relationship, as WD has just introduced its first consumer-oriented solid state drive in the SiliconEdge Blue and its enterprise-ready SiliconDrive N1x. Both 2.5-inch families]]></description>
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<p>Remember when Western Digital <a href="http://www.engadget.com/2009/03/30/western-digital-enters-ssd-market-via-65m-siliconsystems-acquis/">picked up SiliconSystems</a> for a song during the height of last decade&#8217;s Great Recession? Here we are a year later looking at the first fruit of that relationship, as <a href="http://www.engadget.com/tag/WD/">WD</a> has just introduced its first consumer-oriented solid state drive in the SiliconEdge Blue and its enterprise-ready SiliconDrive N1x. Both 2.5-inch families feature a native SATA 3.0Gbps interface along with read speeds as high as 240 &#8211; 250MB/sec and write rates peaking at around 140 &#8211; 150MB/sec, and the former has already hit the test bench on a number of occasions. For those considering the upgrade, you should probably dive into those links below &#8212; most everyone came away feeling that the SiliconEdge Blue was a wee bit underwhelming for the price, with <em>Hot Hardware</em> noting that the &#8220;Micron <a href="http://www.engadget.com/2009/12/03/micron-realssd-c300-becomes-first-ssd-to-leverage-sata-6gbps-int/">C300</a> and Intel <a href="http://www.engadget.com/2009/07/23/intels-34nm-x25-m-runs-like-a-thoroughbred-ssd-costs-less/">X25-M</a> were measurably faster overall,&#8221; and the lofty MSRP just left &#8216;em looking for more. Here&#8217;s hoping for a price drop and / or a SiliconEdge <a href="http://www.engadget.com/2009/12/11/wds-caviar-black-and-re4-2tb-drives-get-benchmarked-one-is-wic/">Black</a>, eh?</p>
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