Apacer produces slim SSD to meet new trend of device miniaturization

The SDM4 features a weight of only 3g~5g, a thickness of 6.42~6.90mm, around 40% the size of mSATA SSD dedicated to the current Ultra book (a challenge to the smallest SSD) and a capacity of up to 32GB. In addition, its characteristics of anti-shock, anti-vibration and low-power consumption perfectly conform to the new generation’s portable embedded applications.

Apacer’s SDM4, the latest ultra slim SSD, adopts a 7-pin SATA connector. Its innovative and unique hook design can effectively protect the inner parts of the system from possible loosening or falling during any movement, insuring stability of system operation. As its width of 16mm matches the SATA slots, users can flexibly expand the storage capacity in accordance with their own needs without worrying about mechanism interference. Moreover, the ultra slim design of the product facilitates the airflow within the unit’s body and thus achieves better heat dissipation.

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To meet customers’ demand for various hardware applications, Apacer’s latest SDM4 7P/180D ultra slim SSD is available in two styles- with housing or without housing, enabling customers to choose in accordance with their equipment needs. Currently, the product is available in capacities of up to 16GB (SLC) and 32GB (MLC) and capable of supporting a wide-temp (-40°C~ +85°C) operating environment. In addition, it features16~24 bit/ 1K Byte error correcting (ECC) and intelligent power failure recovery,and can support Windows TRIM commands, enhancing the reliability of the product.

Samples will be available for customers to run test now .Please feel free to contact your local Apacer sales representative.