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Intel X25-M and X18-M SSDs were not happy when they learned that the firmware update that promised to increase write speeds actually killed Windows 7 installations. Intel removed the firmware update that added support for TRIM shortly after the reports started coming in of the Windows 7 issue.
The Tech Report reports that Intel has now issued a fixed the firmware for the SSDs that adds TRIM support back in for the drives without causing the data corruption that was seen the first time around. The new firmware is version 22CV102HD and is available for download now.
Dell’s XPS! Yes, it’s the new product by Dell that joins Apple, Sony, and HP in the large screen all-in-one category. It’s the new 24-inch model. Price starts at $1,699, and the new XPS One 24 will come in regular and (PRODUCT) RED versions. Each includes a 2.3GHz Intel Core 2 Quad E8200 processor, 4GB of RAM, and a variety of multimedia-friendly features, according to CNET
