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Toshiba Launches First SSD Laptop with Half-TB Storage
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Toshiba Launches First SSD Laptop with Half-TB Storage
The Portege R600-ST4203, which becomes available for general release in early June, features a second-generation 512GB eSATA SSD from Toshiba's own fabrication plant. However, it's not exactly cheap; initial price tag: $3,500.
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Microsoft Readies 'Madison' Data Warehouse Appliance CTP
Microsoft is preparing to release a community technology preview for Project Madison, its new data warehousing technology, later in 2009. Madison uses massively parallel processing to offer high-performance queries, Microsoft says.
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