256MB SSD upgrade for Air soon possible from PhotoFast

courtesy of Macrumors.com

"Photofast plans on offering 64GB / 128GB / 256GB SSD aftermarket upgrades based on the SandForce controller.

This gives 11.6" MacBook Air owners the option of upgrading to a maximum of 256GB -- a configuration not available from Apple.

The upgrade promises speeds of 250MB/s for sequential reads and writes, a notable increase from Apple's offerings which bench around 150-160MB/s for the same metric.

Overall performance improvements are said to be in the 30% range. In a particularly elegant twist, Photofast will allow you to convert your MacBook Air's existing SSD card into a USB storage device. This storage device then allows you to transfer your existing data over to your Mac."

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Andrzej
http://lowflyingbananas.zenfolio.com/
 
I wonder how the 256 GB option on the 13" Air works. Is it a single 256 GB stick, or a (virtual) RAID of two 128 GB sticks?

And in the latter case, could you use two of these third-party sticks to put 512 GB into the 13" Air?
 
I really do not know an answer to your question.

Being a macaddict myself, I do check http://www.macrumors.com daily to find out what's new.

Do I need therapy?
I wonder how the 256 GB option on the 13" Air works. Is it a single 256 GB stick, or a (virtual) RAID of two 128 GB sticks?

And in the latter case, could you use two of these third-party sticks to put 512 GB into the 13" Air?
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Andrzej
http://lowflyingbananas.zenfolio.com/
 

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