Adata XM11 SSD chosen for new Asustek notebook

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Adata XM11 SSD chosen for new Asustek notebook

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Friday 3 June 2011

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Adata Technology has announced that Asustek Computer will use Adata's solid state drives (SSDs) in its new ultra-thin notebook series.

Asustek's new UX-series notebooks will incorporate the ADATA XM11 SSD, making use of the advantages of the SATA 6Gb/s standard.

In addition to the extremely narrow and thin profile of the XM11, the implementation of the SandForce 2281 controller will bring native support for the SATA 6Gb/s platform in these new systems.

The UX Series are scheduled for release in late September 2011, and will be available worldwide.

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