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  1. Oct 26th, 2009, 08:59 PM #1
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    Re: Solid State Hard Drives

    Quote Originally Posted by JuggaloBrotha View Post
    Both use the same flash chips internally, however SSD's take a SATA/SATA2 connector and are plugged directly to the HDD controller on the inside of the comp. whereas flash drives/pen drives are plugged in via usb of which the usb bus is significantly slower than SATA (or even IDE for that matter).
    Does it impact on recovery of data like I asked in my second question above?
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    Re: Solid State Hard Drives

    Quote Originally Posted by Nightwalker83 View Post
    Does it impact on recovery of data like I asked in my second question above?
    Only your pockets

    Apparently recovery is possible but will cost you your arm and leg if you know what I mean....
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    Re: Solid State Hard Drives

    Quote Originally Posted by Nightwalker83 View Post
    Does it impact on recovery of data like I asked in my second question above?
    I didn't address this because I don't know, I'm not overly familiar with how the T-Flash chips work other than they retain data without power for roughly 100 years and if you send a static shock through them then they're toast with no change of data recovery whatsoever.

    I have no clue if they/how to perform forensics on a working chip for "deleted" data recovery.
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    Re: Solid State Hard Drives

    Quote Originally Posted by koolsid View Post
    Only your pockets

    Apparently recovery is possible but will cost you your arm and leg if you know what I mean....
    Ah ok! That would be about the same cost as almost anything nowdays.

    Quote Originally Posted by JuggaloBrotha View Post
    I didn't address this because I don't know, I'm not overly familiar with how the T-Flash chips work other than they retain data without power for roughly 100 years and if you send a static shock through them then they're toast with no change of data recovery whatsoever.

    I have no clue if they/how to perform forensics on a working chip for "deleted" data recovery.
    Ah ok!
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