At first glance, the OCZ Enyo USB 3.0 SSD drive looks pretty delectable, although upon closer inspection, you might feel that that looks more like a render than an actual product shot. We don’t blame you whether you feel that way, considering the mass consumer market doesn’t seem to be ready to pick up a 256GB SSD which boasts notes transfer speeds of at least 150MB/s yet at the moment. No notion on how much such a SSD will cost when officially released, but you can be your bottom dollar it isn’t going to be a synonym of cheap or affordable.

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OCZ has recently unveiled a couple of SSDs that duration round with the Vertex 2 and Agility 2, where they will be able to touch a maximum sequential read speeds of 285MB/sec and 275MB/sec for write speed, making both full well capable of performing 4K random writes at up to 50,000 IOPS on a Vertex, alongside a pretty respectable 10,000 IOPS for the more budget-inclined Agility line. Expect both the Vertex 2 and Agility 2 to ship in a few weeks’ moment, coming in capacities of 50GB, 100GB and 200GB, with plans for 400GB SSDs just right up ahead. Too poor there is no word on pricing as at press instance. [Press Release]

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Those of you shopping around for an SSD to replace your notebook’s aging hard disk should take note that OCZ has just introduced a new model to its 3.5-inch SSD line, the Colossus LT. Said SSD boasts a SATA 3.0Gbps interface, 128MB of cache and promises to deliver maximum read and write speeds of 260MB/s. The Colossus LT drives are currently available for pre-order, and they’re priced at: $399 (120GB), $799 (250GB), $1,549 (500GB) and $3,929 (1TB).

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OCZ is back with their new Onyx SATA II 2.5″ SSD which aims to offer you the best bang for your buck, where it relies on multi-level cell (MLC)-based SSDs with 64MB of integrated cache to store your goods. Performance-wise, you get info transfer speeds of up to 125MB/s while reading, and up to 70MB/s during write operations. Since there is a considerable lack of moving parts compared to regular hard drives, the Onyx SSD is more resistant to shock and temperature fluctuations, coming with a mean day before failure (MBTF) rating of 1.5 million hours. You can give that a skip whether capacity is your main priority since the Onyx will initially come in only one size – 32GB at that, retailing for under $100.

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OCZ aims to be a giant in the SSD arena by unveiling their Colossus 3.5” Solid State Drive (SSD) Series which will cater the performance and storage demands of high-end desktop users and enterprise clients. Available in 128GB, 256GB, 512GB and 1TB configurations, the Colossus Series offers an internal RAID 0 architecture that makes it perfect for small file processing, particularly during common tasks including emailing, web browsing and file transfer. You get an 1.5 million hour mean instance among failures (MTBF) alongside a 3-year warranty with each purchase. [Press Release]

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