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This is interesting as I wonder if it is in response to Super Talent's venture in to the PCI-e SSD market? I speculate this may also be to promote their new Indilix controllers.
Another interesting clue is on this site > OCZ debuts the RevoDrive 3 Max IOPS Edition solid state drives | News | TechConnect Magazine
They have blocked out the names of the flash chips yet they have left the SF controllers on there.
Either way, bring it on
The difference will be the NAND flash memory in use which will be Toshiba Toggle or IMFT. I am going to guess that it has been blocked out as they havent made final decision on purchasing the generic IMFT and using their own name or listing it if it a Micron or Intel make. Whether generic, Intel or Micron, the silicon is identical.
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This is a good move IMO. The sync nand will make all the difference in the world.
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