Intel refreshes consumer line of SSDs, drops price

Intel debuted the third generation of its consumer solid state drives on Monday, promising increased reliability while at the same time lowering the price by as much as $100 or more in some capacities. The 320 series drives would replace the popular X25-M drives which the company began to push in earnest last year.

Prices on average dropped about 30 percent, which came as a result of advancements in the manufacturing process. Overall drives are expensive, however -- about $1.80 per gigabyte -- which some analysts believe is still higher than most consumers would be willing to pay.

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BlueCross News: Warns That 500,000 Patients May Be At Risk

Over 300,000 more former and current customers will be receiving letters telling them their personal data may have been compromised.
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BlueCross Communications Director Roy Vaughn said, "The number of affected persons is greater than we previously forecast, but we have decided to notify any affected subscriber and all of the members related to that subscriber," Mr. Vaughn said. "We're trying to do the right thing."
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