Hello. The interface for SSD is SATA II right? Does that mean that technically I could buy a SSD and install it into, say an older generation laptop that has a SATA hard drive, or is SATAII not compatible with sata???

Sorry for the noob question. :-0

Yes, but your old Dell still won't be a Macbook Air

Hi,

You should check the specification of the particular SSD wether it supports SATA I.

pepe

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Adatmentés - Data recovery

The SSD drives I have seen have always worked for me with no problems :O)

What your looking for and what price?

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All went well until I plugged the drive in.

Anyone yet to recieve a physically/electronically damaged SSD disk yet? Are there any common failures, or design flaws identified yet?

I have recieved just two so far, both with no apparent faults, just windows problems.

Im lookng forward to a nice challenge

Dell just came out with a SSD notebook. Screen is 8.9 inches! Entry notebook is selling at 300 dollars. WOW

With a whole 4GBs of space. Whatever shall I do with all that room?

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Buy your friends Toshiba\Hitachi and your enemies Seagate.

Hey! They got a 16gb model too! That's some serious space!!!!