“Toshiba has announced that the small outline form-factor SSD drives that debuted in Apple’s latest MacBook Air models last month are now available as a retail product. Dubbed the Blade X-gale SSD series, the drives offer a potential upgrade path for MacBook Air users, and may soon appear in other ultraportable notebooks.”Here are some more Mobile articles from around the web:
- Lenovo IdeaCentre B500 @ Hardware Bistro
- Dell XPS L501x: An Excellent Mainstream Notebook @ AnandTech
- Asus NX90JQ Review @ TechReviewSource
- Apple MacBook Air (11.6-inch) Review @ Digital Trends
- Cooler Master NotePal U3 Notebook Cooler Review @ ThinkComputers
- Cooler Master SF-19 Laptop Cooler @ Pro-Clockers
- Skin your life with GelaSkins @ Tweaktown
- Idapt I3 Innovative Adapter Gadget Charger Review @ OverclockersHQ
- Samsung Galaxy Tab review @ The Inquirer
- HTC Surround Review @ Digital Trends
Apple’s fancy SSD in RAM form will soon be available for everyone

It is news that will bring joy to the heart of any mobile user wanting a big performance gain and a power use drop, the tiny, DIMM shaped MacBook Air SSDs upgrades we saw hint of last are not a proprietary Apple design. Toshiba is already releasing 3 models, 64Gb, 128GB, and 256GB
which can be used in any laptops, as it turns out this is a rather simple aesthetic change and not a complete change in design. Photofast is already working on a model that will use the ever popular Sandforce controller according to Ars Technica. Good news for the mobile world indeed.