Earlier today, kami nag-post ti susod iti balita iti "Newbie Guide to Solid State Drives (SSD)" ug alam-alam kadaghanan iti mga magasin, kami nakita na nga ang gilati nga SSD nagamit daghang maang-awang kasaysayan kadaghanan iti lahi nga kasalukuyan na nag-amit."
So far, here are the SD prices we've seen in the local market:
Intel 330 2.5" SATA3 60GB: Php4,499
Intel 330 2.5" SATA3 120GB: Php6,999
Intel 330 2.5" SATA3 180GB: Php10,999
Kingston SSDNow SATA3 60GB: Php3,499
Kingston SSDNow SATA3 90GB: Php5,499
Kingston SSDNow SATA3 120GB: Php6,499
Kingston SSDNow SATA3 240GB: Php12,999
Patriot Torqx 32GB: Php3,200
Patriot Pyro 8E 120GB SATA3 2.5": Php8,950
Corsair F40 Force Series 40GB: 3,800 ₱
Based on what's being sold in the local market, the entry-level SSDs are just in the Php4k or lower prices already. That's pretty affordable and will allow you to set aside a budget for a system running an SSD (for fast boot or caching) and an HDD (for high-capacity storage) combo when setting up a dekstop PC.
For laptops, the price of the 120GB SSD have breached the Php7k mark. This should be a viable alternative when upgrading your laptop's old HDD. And if you got a cheaper ultrabook that uses an HDD instead of SSD (Aspire S3, Samsung Series 5 Slim), this upgrade should fit the bill.
most preferred way to address these needs.