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Comment Re:Of course! And you never need more than 640K RA (Score 1) 373

For some use cases, the performance of an SSD might not even beat a cheap spinny disk.

So fixating on a narrow definition of typically is really extraordinarily stupid.

Ooof, you make my head hurt. Wish I had some mod points to downvote this. In MOST use cases, SSDs will be a tremendous speed upgrade. As most people here are saying, the idea is to have both an SSD for OS/application installs, and a traditional HDD for media storage. That is far from a "narrow definition of [typical]". It is ideal for most people, if they can afford it.

Comment Re:Of course! And you never need more than 640K RA (Score 1) 373

Interestingly enough, the most reliable SSDs I know of are made by Samsung. I have a set of Samsung 830 SSDs (128GB and 256GB sizes) that have been going strong for about twelve months now... The Plextor M5S 128GB is also proving to be quite reliable in my desktop.

Which Samsung SSD are you running that's so unreliable? Sounds like you should just RMA it, tbh.

My Samsung SSD 840 500GB has been extremely solid.

Comment If mobile Office really is that important to you (Score 2) 174

Maybe you really should just get a Windows Phone? And where's the outrage for the nonexistent access to Google services on Windows Phone? Even though there are more than 30 million WPs in the wild, Google is obviously doing their best to drive people to Android. I guess everyone's just crying because Android is the market share leader?

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