Plextor M6 SSD Prototype To Appear at Flash Memory Summit
Plextor is slated to give a sneak preview of their new M6 SSD at the Flash Memory Summit and Exhibition August 13-15 to be held at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
The M6 features the next generation of Plextor's proprietary TrueSpeed technology working in tandem with the Marvell 88SS9187 controller. The new drive will also feature the latest generation of A19 Toggle NAND flash from Toshiba and a 5 mm casing.
In addition to the M6, Plextor will also be displaying its complete lineup of storage solutions. Included are Plextor's flagship M5 Pro Extreme and M5S series, the M5M mSATA drive, and their M.2 form-factor drive. The M.2 (formerly New Generation Form Factor or NGFF) is the new industry standard form factor and is slated to replace drives such as the mPCIe, mSATA, and other versions of the blade SSD.
The Flash Memory Summit will also be an opportunity for Plextor to showcase their enterprise and industrial storage solid-state solutions and applications. Among the products on display will be enterprise cloud storage solutions, temperature and power-safe storage for automotive applications, embedded eMMC solutions for use in cellphones and tablets, and drives built for industrial device applications, such as POS machines and digital signage.
In addition to the M6, Plextor will also be displaying its complete lineup of storage solutions. Included are Plextor's flagship M5 Pro Extreme and M5S series, the M5M mSATA drive, and their M.2 form-factor drive. The M.2 (formerly New Generation Form Factor or NGFF) is the new industry standard form factor and is slated to replace drives such as the mPCIe, mSATA, and other versions of the blade SSD.
The Flash Memory Summit will also be an opportunity for Plextor to showcase their enterprise and industrial storage solid-state solutions and applications. Among the products on display will be enterprise cloud storage solutions, temperature and power-safe storage for automotive applications, embedded eMMC solutions for use in cellphones and tablets, and drives built for industrial device applications, such as POS machines and digital signage.
