Market for 4GB is only $10. Selling on $25 is not amazingly low price, actually quite a good profit. Check the market price on:http://www.aice.com.hk/index.asp

hi-Paul, I thunks you're understating importance here. Don't have to calculate how much entire stick o' memory would cost, its right there. $45 for 16 Gigabytes. OMG. 16 Gb, thats beyond average desktop, hope someone is smart enough to use 64 Bit O/S. You Know How those Little Snafus' go.

Complete NEW Level of Price/Performance is Reached, although with Flash falling 50% year, it fits into pricing NEXT Year. Nice & Ultie Slow, too.Cank out IDE adapters, again.
OMG,Don't Tell Stewie, Stewie BUY HouseFull. 
Of Course, it is Tad slow for Primary memory, yet there was time....Long,Long Ago, Before Universe Was Created, that I Remember....
Top End Flash is Already approaching 200+ mb/s, So NO Probs, once Mind is Set, NO /Reason Allowed.
Stewie Drashek

Seems like Intel is trying to push SSD into the mainstream.

Push it fairly hard even.

Makes sense since they currently do not make HDD this is a new market for them to get into and another area to make money that they were not previously (in any big way like WD or Seagate)

and personally I think SSD's potential is huge. I have read fair amount on the Inq and other sites (please don't hurt me) about SSD improvements including extending life/hrs and shrinking chips and adding speed


CF cards have PATA intefaces and this just seems to be a renamed CF card.

HOLY FECKING CACK!!!
the first major leap in hard drives has come people. get ur pata cables ready!

Stuff that, I will grab a quartet of them, raid the little fellers together with nvraid and have the best $100 games drive available :) 

Access times become the pivot point, can they still push less than 1ms?