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Intel 330 Series Maple Crest SSD 2.5" 120GB SSDSC2CT120A3K5

list price:$149.99
savings:$20
NewEgg:$129.99May 24, 2012
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    Intel 330 Series Maple Crest SSD 2.5" 180GB SSDSC2CT180A3K5

    list price:$249.99
    total savings:$110
    rebate:$60 rebate instructions
    NewEgg:$139.99May 22, 2012
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    • Viet DoMay 16, 2012

      The Maple Crest Intel 330 is now at lowest ever price through NewEgg. Personally I prefer the slightly cheaper Samsung 830 vs the Intel 330, but this is a good stable solid disk drive that will serve you well.

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    EXPIRED: Intel 330 Series Maple Crest SSD 2.5" 60GB SSDSC2CT060A3K5

    list price:$99.99
    total savings:$35
    rebate:$15 rebate instructions
    NewEgg:$64.99
    expiredMay 21
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      EXPIRED: 120GB Intel 320 Series 2.5-Inch SSD SSDSA2CW120G3K5

      list price:$256
      savings:$56.01
      Amazon:$199.99
      expiredMay 07
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      • Viet DoMay 05, 2011when the price was $219.99

        Nice price on the Intel 320 series SSD, matches previous lowest price we've seen. I've been debating between this and the Crucial RealSSD since they're some of the only 7mm enclosure (once you take out the spacer) that will fit in my Lenovo U260 - same scenario for those of you with slimmer Lenovo laptops such as the X220, T420s, etc.

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      Intel 320 Series SSD

      This is Intel's 3rd generation of consumer Solid State Drives. These 320 Series SSDs just became available for sale -- some posted as recently as March 28, 2011, on Amazon -- and they are faster than the very popular 2nd generation X25-M SSD products from 2009 and 2010.

      The X25-M drives are still around, but they haven't dropped much in price. 40GB still costs around $100 and 80GB still $180-ish to $200. So if you're looking for an upgrade to your laptop, we highly recommend the new 320 Series instead of the older 2nd generation. You'll get the new technology, faster performance, for really close to the same price.

      Dealzon guys Ian and Jonathan put 80GB Intel SSDs in their MacBook Pro laptops in 2010 and they're still running smoothly. They'd go for this new Intel 320 Series SSD if they were upgrading now.

      Intel SSD model numbers

      Notice the end of the model numbers on these SSD products. "G3XX"

      • G3 indicates it's this 3rd generation. The previous X25-M models said G2
      • the two characters after G3 indicate the type of package and its contents
        • "10" means OEM, and it's just the SSD, no frills, and usually the cheapest
        • "K5" is a kit the SSD, install guide, and desktop install kit (drive bracket and screws, SATA signal cable and SATA power cable)
        • "B5" includes desktop AND notebook install kits (desktop: drive bracket and screws, SATA signal cable and SATA power cable....and for notebook, USB to SATA cable, protective sleeve and screwdriver.