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why are no SSD (solid state disc) configurations available?

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Offering SSDs for laptops at system76 would be an additional killer application. Not only would that decrease noise and power consumption of a system, it would also advance this new technology.

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Thomas Aaron (tom-system76) said : 		#1

Thank you for your interest in System 76.

From a "demand" perspective, we've only had a few inquiries about SSD's. However, our R&D team does keep a running tally of customer
interests, so I'll make sure they get a copy of your query for their files.

Here is an interesting wikipedia article on this technology (particularly the advantages/disadvantages of ssd's).
We are keeping our eye on this technology.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid-state_drive

Best,
Tom

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Subject: [Question #22705]: why are no SSD (solid state disc) configurations available?

New question #22705 on System76:
https://answers.launchpad.net/system76/+question/22705

Offering SSDs for laptops at system76 would be an additional killer application. Not only would that decrease noise and power consumption of a system, it would also advance this new technology.

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