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Tokyo (Japan) – The Century Compact Flash to SATA Adapter claims to chain together up to three CF cards to be used in your SATA drive slot. This would make for an inexpensive and easy to make solid-state drive. According to the Geek Stuff 4U website, the adapter will be able to perform RAID 0 striping or RAID 5 redundancy with the cards.
The adapter should be available on May 1st for approximately $200. Read more … GeekStuff4U via Engadget.
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