SILICON POWER SSD Features

What is SSD?

		(1)	SSD, short for Solid State Disk or Solid State Drive.
		(2)	In general, regardless of interfaces, storage devices that integrate IC and NAND flash memory chips can all be categorized as a SSD storage device.

	regardless of interfaces, storage devices that integrate IC and NAND flash memory chips can all be categorized as a SSD storage device.
(3)	SSD’s storage structure composed of integrated circuits. Data is stored by current flowing through the Floating Gate MOSFET, determining 0s and 1s.
(4)	A SSD can be used to replace traditional mechanical hard disk drives (HDD) and is deemed the emerging storage revolution.
(5)	SSD applications extend to industrial systems, laptops, Netbooks, servers, embedded systems, etc.


	Silicon Power SSDs are all of standard dimensions and available in IDE / SATA interface so users can upgrade by themselves the hard drive in their systems or on other hard drive compatible devices. Silicon Power SSDs use high grade controllers and NAND flash modules. It features shockproof, vibration proof, low power consumption, noiseless operation, ultra fast transfer speeds and high reliability characteristics. In addition, it has built-in Error Correcting Codes (ECC) and Wear-Leveling technology to provide greater data storage stability, boost data reliability and product lifespan.