Memoright has announced the XTM series SSDs based using TLC NAND and M.2 series SSDs that become available in the Next Generation Form Factor (NGFF). The company will launch two M.2 (NGFF) SSD products, the NF8-830 with support for PCI Express, and the N4-660 for SATA III at 6.0Gbps and will showcase them at Computex 2013 in Taiwan.
The NF8-830 M.2 NGFF SSD uses a new generation PCIE controller chip and supports the native PCIe Gen2x2 interface and will use 19 or 20 nm NAND. It will become available in 128/256/512GB capacity options with sequential read/write speeds specified up to 750/550 MB/s.
The second one is the N4-660 M.2 NGFF SSD, which supports SATA III and will use 19 nm NAND. It will be available in capacities of 32GB/64GB and continuous read/write speeds are specified at up to 400/90 MB/s.
The company will also announce new XTM Series SATA III SSDs at Computex 2013. These include Memoright’s exclusive Endurance Write firmware architecture which according to the company is developed with in-house R&D and will use the latest 19 nm MLC / TLC NAND memory. The firmware architecture should ensure that the TLC memory can be used with the best possible performance and endurance.
Memoright provides its XTM Series SSD in a 2.5"/ 7mm ultra-thin design as well as a 1.8" form factor in 128/256/512GB capacity options. The sequential read/write performance with non-compressed data formats of XTM MLC Series SSD is specified at 540/450 MB/s and IOPS random read/write performance is specified at 80K.
