Kingston SSDNow V Series SNV425-S2/64GB 2.5" 64GB SATA II Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)

 

$99.99 after promo EMCYTZT194, not sure when it expires

 

 

Sequential Access - Read

    up to 200MB/s

 

Sequential Access - Write

    up to 110MB/s

 

(I wish they would tell you the random reads/writes as well)

 

Anyway, would make for a good cache drive for unRAID, or boot drive for your regular computer or HTPC.  Keep in mind that using any SSD as a cache drive for unRAID will wear it out fairly fast, so it will probably only last 2 years or so.  I figure by then you'll want to replace it with something faster anyway.

 

 

Barely enough to hold a blu ray rip   But yes, they are fast and fun.

Very true.  I encode everything, so the largest single files I ever move are around 15 GB.  If you routinely rip BluRay ISOs, then I agree that this isn't a good option for you.

I have one of these in my Dell Mini 10.  Its nice to have instantaneous resumes and near instantaneous boots.  However, faster drives can be had for not much more.