Wintec FileMate 3FMS4D048JM-R ExpressCard 34 48GB USB 2.0 & SATAII MLC Internal / External Solid State Drive (SSD)

3 reviews

May, 2013

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Consumer review by: LelandHendrix (newegg.com)

Works will with Unibody MacBook Pro

This thing is a BREEZE to set up to use in a MacBook Pro, gives you faster performance by keeping the OS and apps on the drive. I keep my user folder on the internal drive because my documents folder and my music and itunes folder are HUGE. BTW--I...

Cost, ease of use, included usb jack for use as usb drive AND includes a short USB cable

Small-ish capacity, not as fast as newer SATA SSD

Mar, 2011

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Consumer review by: John Doe (newegg.com)

Great use of spare PCI Express slot

I have an SSD drive in my existing laptop and decided to purchase this for the temp files, local machine profiles, email files, etc. It may be a bit overkill, but I keep my 120 GB SSD light and this for handling local profile stuff. I felt the heat but...

Does not stick out of the side of the laptop, benchmarks prove higher values than manufacturer, works as expected

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Mar, 2011

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Consumer review by: Dainix Zsigmond (newegg.com)

Incredibly Surprised

This is my first solid state drive, and it's performing really well. Just make sure to go to Disk Management in Windows XP and above to get the drive up and running. I use it to store my personal documents. I picked this drive over the 96GB model due...

It's incredibly fast. Reached the listed benchmark in read and write speeds easily. It's really small, which is wasn't what I was expecting. Windows 7 immediately installed all the required drivers. The USB option is a major plus

The price, but I think that comes with the form factor. Didn't hurt me too much, as I got a discount on it

Feb, 2011

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